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Rusted Root To Perform At The Taft Theatre In Cincinnati On April 19th In Support Of New Album “The Movement”
Rusted Root
Photo by Scott Preston
Rusted Root, Pure Grain
Friday April 19, 2013
Taft Theatre, 317 E 5th St, Cincinnati, OH
7:30 pm doors, 8:30 pm show, All Ages, Buy Tickets
Beloved for their live performances, Rusted Root hits the ground running with a new slew of live dates to support their brand new release The Movement. The Movement commemorates their 20th year as a band and features original members Michael Glabicki (lead vocals, guitar), Liz Berlin (vocals, percussion), and Patrick Norman (vocals, bass, percussion) , Colter Harper (guitar), Preach Freedom (percussion) and Dirk Miller (guitar).
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Show Review – Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band, 3/30/13, Taft Theatre, Cincinnati, OH
Reverend Peyton
Written by Bill Whiting
Photos by Bernice Whiting
The Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Blues Revolution came to Cincinnati’s Taft Theatre on March 30 with the Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band joined by Alvin Youngblood Hart and Jimbo Mathus. An energized audience of blues enthusiasts gathered near the stage to hear Alvin Youngblood Hart play acoustic guitar. The Grammy winner translated an appreciation of Charlie Patton as he effortlessly evoked the music and meaning of Patton’s compositions inside the intimate confines of the Taft’s Ballroom. Read more
Show Review – Ryan Bingham, 3/27/13, Taft Theatre, Cincinnati, OH
Ryan Bingham
Written by Bill Whiting
Photos by Bernice Whiting
Ryan Bingham’s March 27 appearance at the Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, Ohio was in support of his outstanding 2012 disc, Tomorrowland. Opening with the aggressive, tightly grooving sounds of “Guess Who’s Knocking,” Bingham, a tall southwestern singer songwriter, had the audience immediately in the palm of his hands. With a raw scream, Bingham exuded a rock and roll star’s presence onstage as he launched into “Heart of Rhythm” off of Tomorrowland. Jumping back to 2010′s excellent long player, Junky Star, Bingham picked up an acoustic guitar, and strummed the chords to the elegaic ballad, “Hallelujah.” Read more
