The label mates will play 90s hits like ‘Run Around’ and ‘Hey Jealousy.’
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The label mates will play 90s hits like ‘Run Around’ and ‘Hey Jealousy.’
In recognition of the 50th anniversary of KCCK-FM, Iowa’s only jazz radio station, the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art brings together photographs of jazz musicians taken by Cedar Rapids natives for an exhibition titled “All that Jazz: Photographs by Carl Van Vechten and George T. Henry.”
While family is at the core of this latest record, it’s not the first time frontman Paul Janeway has looked to his family tree for a creative spark.
Joe Nicols and Austin Michael will join Moore on Saturday, June 21.
Taking place from 3-10 p.m. Saturday, June 28 throughout 14 blocks of downtown Iowa City, this year's festival promises an eclectic mix of free entertainment with live music, professional wrestling, dance performances and interactive street programming for attendees of all ages to enjoy.
Cedar Rapids rapper Tone Da Boss will headline the festival June 14 at Wildwood Saloon in Iowa City
A.J. Croce, the son of the late Jim Croce, will cover songs from his father’s discography, as well as his own music in “Croce Plays Croce.”
The action plan builds on findings from a recent survey of area music industry professionals.
June will make a stop in Iowa City to promote her newest album, “Owls, Omens, and Oracles.” Produced by singer-songwriter M. Ward, these 14 songs took a circuitous route to completion, and in the process were soaked in the innocence and idiosyncratic whimsy that this daughter of the South has dubbed “organic moonshine roots music.”
The Midwest’s “hippest band” will perform an outdoor concert with food trucks on site.
Summer is right around the corner, which means its prime time for live music, festivals, fairs and family fun. From jazz to rap to country to rock, there’s plenty to listen, dance and sing along to in Eastern Iowa and beyond this summer.
A unique blend of retro-bluegrass, traditional country, gospel and original Appalachian Mountain music provides the mixture needed to make the Virginia native a rare treasure on today’s music scene.
The indie, experimental pop band will celebrate 25 years of ‘69 Love Songs’ with two performances at the Englert.
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