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Toledo Symphony Orchestra Welcomes Alain Trudel

Now in its 75th season, the Toledo Symphony welcomes new musical director Alain Trudel. With a long and brilliant career in the arts as a conductor, composer, and concert trombonist, Trudel began with TSO in July.

Local Beer, Local Folk, Local Fun at Oliver Hazard Day

Local folk trio Oliver Hazard has recently been steering the development of the first ever fully local craft beer festival to come to Waterville....

Frankie’s End of Summer Bash

The summer season is winding down, but Toledo’s rock n’ roll is still kickin’. Check out performances from various artists at Frankie’s End of...

Experimental Group Sutphin Comes to Culture Clash

Sutphin travels from Wichita, Kansas to one of our favorite record stores for good times and good sounds. Come hand out, bring your own...

O.A.R. Makes a Quick Stop in Toledo for an Outdoor Concert in the Park

Maryland rock band O.A.R. stops in Toledo for an outdoor concert in the park. Since 1996, the group has provided rock fans with eight...

Sunset Jazz and Arts Festival in Grand Rapids

The towpath along the Gilead Side-Cut canal in Grand Rapids will be filled with the sounds of jazz, artist booths and food and drinks...

Michael McDonald’s Soul Speak—From Doobie Brothers to Solange

As Michael McDonald tours this summer to promote the recent release of “Wide Open,” his first album of new material in 17 years, he is getting a boost of exposure through what might seem like unlikely collaborations with younger and decidedly hip artists.

August Metro Music Calendar

Here's a short guide to the 419's August music scene. Just choose your venue and see a complete monthly listing of bands and/or dates.

Oliver Hazard —Heartfelt Folk with 419 Roots

The bandmates recall their musical style, each filling in where the others trail off. Responses, collectively, ramble forward, with the threesome finishing each other’s sentences in an effortless flow of sarcasm, giggles and banter, similar to the way their voices float and blend into one another in song, constantly building off of the other to create silky, simplistic folk overtures.

The Reverend Horton Heat Brings Rockabilly Sermon to Toledo on August 12

It’s a good feeling when you can make the Reverend Horton Heat –aka Jim Heath—laugh so hard he nearly drops his phone. I tell...

Craft Beer and Music at Fleetwood’s Fleetfest

Eat, drink, and listen to all things local during the 3rd annual Fleetfest at Hensville Park and Fleetwood’s Tap Room. Hear from Jeff Stewart,...

Stories to Tell: Tim Oehlers’ Ninth Album—Songs for the Motherland

When it comes to music, passion and dedication are a huge part of success. That commitment and drive make local entertainer, Tim Oehlers’ music well-rounded, educated, and eloquently heartfelt.

Summer Sound Series Celebrates Toledo’s Music

Toledo’s diverse culture is reflected in our music scene. Hear the soundtrack of a Glass City summer during the Summer Sound Series at the Ottawa...

Heavy Color Releases “RIVER PASSAGE”

For the past year, local masters of future beat and psychedelic jazz, Ben Cohen and Sam Woldenberg of Heavy Color, have been working on...

July 4 Masthead: What Woman In Music Has Influenced You The Most?

Get to know the Toledo City Paper staff with (let’s be honest) pretty great icebreakers—it’s the question at hand…breaking news #inthe419! It’s what we all REALLY want to know. Volume 21 | Issue 13

Blues Traveler Playing at Hensville

John Popper, harmonica master and songwriter, brings his chart-topping group, Blues Traveler, to Toledo for an outdoor concert. Celebrating 30 years together, Blues Traveler’s...
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