In the Columbus Children’s Theatre production of CABARET, nothing is what it appears to be. A line can be repeated but cast a ...

Foo Fighters’ slow-building “February Stars” is reminiscent of the first snowfall of the season. It begins soft and somber, before arriving at its rumbling peak with Dave Grohl’s final rendition of ...

Kid Rock earns his first No. 1 on two Billboard charts — the Hot Christian Songs and Country Digital Song Sales lists — with his cover of "Til You Can't" by Cody Johnson.

The North/South Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Max Lifchitz, offers premieres of works by composers from ...

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“There’s a book that’s sitting in your house somewhere that could use some dusting off,” Kid Rock sings, pivoting a familiar country hook into a direct, faith-forward nudge. In the next breath, the ...

The creak of pilgrim ship timbers. The crack of a self-flagellating whip. The grunt of sex. The moo of a cow… This is the ...

Lenten music and hymnody aim to lift us up and call us back to the two primary themes of this season of preparation for ...

Four enterprising women are organising events in a bid to raise money for the High Five Project. The group's goal is to raise a minimum of £500 for each of five children’s charities: The Magic ...

“Which Side Are You On?” was composed in 1931, a woman’s spontaneous response to a coal company’s effort to prevent miners in Harlan County, Kentucky, from joining the United Mine Workers of America.