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Upcoming Shows
- 09/03/10 We Are Scientists, Seedy Seeds, Hazle Weatherfield, Okay Lindon in Cincinnati, OH at Fountain Square
- 09/12/10 The Black Angels in Newport, KY at Southgate House
- 09/16/10 Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, The Tillers in Newport, KY at Southgate House
- 09/17/10 Junior Brown in Newport, KY at Southgate House
- 09/18/10 Toad the Wet Sprocket in Newport, KY at Southgate House
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500 Miles to Memphis Austin City Limits Bad Veins Ben Sollee Best of 2009 Black Keys Bogart's Bonnaroo Bonnaroo 2010 Buffalo Killers CD Releases Chairlift CincyPunk CincyPunk 9 Dave Matthews Band Dr. Dog Drive-By Truckers Flaming Lips Forecastle Festival Fountain Square Heartless Bastards Indie Summer Interview Jay-Z Lions Rampant Local Music Mad Frog Mad Hatter Madison Theater mallory MidPoint Music Festival Northside Tavern Phish Play By Play Cafe Pomegranates Southgate House Stanley's Pub State Song The Comet The National The Seedy Seeds The Tillers Umphrey's McGee WNKU You You're Awesome
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Blogroll
Cincinnati Bands
- 46 Long
- 500 Miles To Memphis
- Alone at 3am
- Ampline
- Bad Veins
- Banderas
- Baoku & the Image Afro-beat Band
- Billy Catfish
- Brian Olive
- Buffalo Killers
- Cari Clara
- Cash Flagg
- Chakras
- Chick Pimp, Coke Dealer at a Bar
- da muttss
- Dan Karlsberg Group
- Daniel Martin Moore
- Daughters & Sons
- duppy a jamba
- Eat Sugar
- Ellery
- Enlou
- Fairmount Girls
- Fists of Love
- Freekbass
- Frontier Folk Nebraska
- J. Dorsey Blues Revival
- Jake Speed & The Freddies
- Johnnytwentythree
- Jon Justice Band
- Kelly Thomas and The Fabulous Pickups
- Kim Taylor
- Knife The Symphony
- Koala Fires
- Lovely Crash
- Magnolia Mountain
- mallory
- Matthew Shelton's Picnic
- Messerly & Ewing
- Nathan Holscher
- No No Knots
- Oso Bear
- Over the Rhine
- Pearlene
- Pete Dressman and the 6 Five Shooters
- Peter Adams and the Nocturnal Collective
- Pomegranates
- Ricky Nye
- Rumpke Mountain Boys
- Seabird
- Small Time Crooks
- Sonny Moorman Group
- State Song
- StrawBoss
- The Chocolate Horse
- The Comet Bluegrass All-Stars
- The Crick Gypsies
- The Dopamines
- The Frankl Project
- The Harlequins
- The Hiders
- The Kentucky Struts
- The Kiss Me Everlasting
- The Lions Rampant
- The Never Setting Suns
- The Newbees
- The Prohibitionists
- The Ready Stance
- The Seedy Seeds
- The Sundresses
- The Sweep
- The Tillers
- The Turkeys
- Wake The Bear
- Wussy
- You, You're Awesome
Local Links
- 20th Century Theatre
- Amy Hartman Photography
- Animal Adoption Foundation
- ArtWorks
- Cincinnati Bengals
- Cincinnati Reds
- CincyPunk Festival
- CityBeat
- Clifton Heights Festival
- Contemporary Arts Center
- Covington Catholic High School
- Fountain Square
- Friends for Chris Walker
- Katie Reider Memorial
- Keith Klenowski Photography
- Kenny and Brian Williams Fund
- Kings Island
- Mad Hatter/RadioDown
- Madison Theater
- Metromix
- MidPoint Music Festival
- MusicNOW Festival
- Northside Tavern
- Rivertown Music Club
- Run 4 Esme
- Southgate House
- Taste of Cincinnati
- The Comet
- The Crow's Nest
- Whispering Beard Festival
- WNKU
- York Street Cafe
Other Stuff
Tag Archives: Joe Pug
Weekly Concert Calender
Sunday, August 2 Sunday nights typically seem like the kind of night to spend at home relaxing in front of the tube or with the family, but this is one night where, if you’re a music fan, you’ll have the choice of two big shows. Gil Mantera’s Party Dream is back at the Southgate House, this time [...]
Posted in Indie Summer, Local Music, Weekly Concert Calender
Tagged as: Bad Veins, Bogart's, Fountain Square, Joe Pug, Local Music, Mad Hatter, Northside Tavern, Southgate House
Bonnaroo 2009 Artist: Joe Pug
A former UNC playwright student, Joe woke up one day and realized he wasn’t happy with the direction he was going. So he packed up his things and headed for Chicago. He worked as a carpenter by day, and at night, broke out a guitar he hadn’t played since his high school days. Already having [...]
Posted in Bonnaroo 2009
Tagged as: Bonnaroo, Joe Pug