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Cedar Rapids rapper Tone Da Boss will headline the festival June 14 at Wildwood Saloon in Iowa City

Submissions for artists and professionals of all genres in the Iowa music industry will be accepted until Sept. 16, 2025.

The third annual Iowa Music Awards will be held Sunday, October 27 at Bien VenU Event in Cedar Falls.

T1 Entertainment founders, artists on capturing the music industry’s attention, releasing “T1 All Stars” album

Festival’s seventh year brings a mix of hip hop, rock and R&B to downtown Cedar Rapids July 6.

The Gazette is proud to announce the second annual Excellence in the Arts event recognizing outstanding student achievement in grades 9-12 throughout Eastern Iowa.

Excellence in the Arts event recognizes outstanding student achievement in grades 9-12 throughout Eastern Iowa.

Some residents of Westhill Village Apartments in northwest Cedar Rapids were ordered to vacate by the end of the month after an engineer flagged structural issues with the properties and determined they are “not safe to occupy.” Issues were found during regular city inspections.

Iowa Summer Jam, T1 Entertainment to spotlight state’s musicians

Milestone comes as Cedar Rapids-based show wraps its fourth season

For the sixth year in a row Iowa Summer Jam is coming back to Cedar Rapids, with nine hours of Rock, R&B, Hip Hop and Pop artists from around Iowa and the Midwest this Friday.

Films, supporters recognized for efforts

Antonio “Tone da Boss” Calmers’ song, “Victory Lap,” is featured in a video produced by Let It Fly, a Kansas City-based content agency that serves high profile clients like the NBA, NFL, NASCAR and ESPN.

Local trailblazers are building a music industry to put Iowa on the map as a hub for production. One of those trailblazers is Cedar Rapids-based rapper and DJ Antonio “Tone Da Boss” Chalmers, who for a decade dreamed of creating Iowa’s take on the Grammys.

The inaugural Iowa Music Awards is designed to highlight and celebrate the high-caliber artists across the state. The event begins at 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 30, 2022, and tickets start at $50.