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Parody master bringing more obscure material to sold-out Cedar Rapids show
The time has come to pack up Camp Euforia, but not without one last blast.
Mary Chapin Carpenter heading to Iowa City on July 15 with new music, fan favorites
Owen, who will perform July 14 at the Delaware County Fair in Manchester, is six albums in to his 15-year career. “Greetings From ... Jake Owen” is full of playful, wistful and at times, earnest songs.
What’s in a name? Sometimes, a big hassle. But the music remains the same.
Lyle Lovett has just released “12th of June,” his first album of original material in 10 years. In yet another example of the pandemic getting in the way of best laid plans, Lovett had things all lined up for a much earlier arrival of his latest batch of music
Rundgren — became one of the most daring and inventive figures in the history of rock. During the early ’70s, “Todd is God” signs were staples at his concerts.
Rockers bringing hits, new music to free 4thFest outdoor show
Terrance Simien bringing zydeco sounds to Iowa City Jazz Festival next week.
Every time I come to Codfish Hollow, I love it more than I did the time before.
The band will be playing the rustic Codfish Hollow barn venue near Maquoketa on July 2.
The duo of Emily Saliers and Amy Ray just released a livestream project, “Look Long: Together,” that took a year and a half to complete. They
DVIP is seeking donations and fundraising solutions to fill its funding gap. The punk show The James Theater on Friday will raise funds for the organization.
