For someone looking for an energetic, interactive live music experience on Saturday night, the Yacht Club with opening act The Violet Nines was the place to be. After a few hours of live stand-up comedy...

Bob Dylan in concert was an experience I’m still processing.  After attending a concert with a seemingly structured set, sparse crowd, and powerful instrumental style, I still can’t properly define...

In the soft pink light of the organic-food venue Trumpet Blossom Café, Nalani Proctor took the stage with her guitar in hand, a keyboard on the ground in front of her, and a laptop on the stand to her...

Home of the Hawkeyes, the city of black and gold sang to a different color combo at the Englert Oct. 15, acting as the kick off point for singer-songwriter Mat Kearney’s City of Black and White Revisited...

In a dimly lit venue with glimmering ceiling lights, colorful stage LEDs, and powerful hipster vibes, a diverse beanie and flannel-wearing crowd shuffled into Gabe’s and swarmed the stage to await headlining...

Gabe’s hummed with patrons, all awaiting Joyce Manor to take the stage. Under the neuron-like lighting hanging from the ceiling, a sea of flannels and ripped denim jackets crowded the floor in front...

As the shadows of fall lengthen and winter darkness starts to creep in, the latest music from Banners Where the Shadow Ends brings an uplifting, pop-rock beat to keep spirits high. Michael Joseph Nelson,...

In celebration of the release of their latest album ‘Dépaysé,’ Sinkane came to Iowa City to perform at The Mill on Oct. 8. Sinkane’s music blends multiple genres, from free jazz and funk rock...

Warmth filled Yacht Club’s dimly lit, chilly basement from the acoustic ambience of solo artist and University of Iowa alum William Schmitt, also known as William and the Wildflowers.  Propped up...