London-based singer-songwriter AJ Wander made plenty of people sit up and take notice when he dropped his powerful single Time Out back in November, and he’s not taking his foot off the gas. Just a few weeks later, and the talented young performer has followed up with his latest effort Way We Walk.
Live music venues were among the first to close and have yet to fully reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic. As concerts, festivals and other performances have been canceled or postponed indefinitely, most event spaces and clubs have remained closed to the general public for eight months.
Introducing hot new act AJ Wander who has just released his eagerly awaited debut single “Time Out” today the 5 November - following huge signings with the US-based Elevation Group and UK-based BDi Music during the pandemic.
Performing arts organizations, among the state's first businesses to shut down in March due to the pandemic, will be the last to reopen, arts leaders in Summit County say.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Julia Thompson spent the first part of 2020 living the life of an ordinary 20-year-old. Then, in April, everything changed.
The plan B for “WonderStruck in Cleveland” has now, not surprisingly, become a plan C, as the two-day concert set... View Article
Another summer event in Columbus is canceling this year in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The WonderBus music and arts festival in Columbus, originally slated for late August, will “not take place this summer as planned,” organizers said in an announcement on Twitter.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Last week, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said the state will begin to reopen May 1, giving hope to businesses struggling during the coronavirus outbreak. But he had just one word for when we may see live concerts again: “Later.”
Lakeland Community College will be the new home for Cleveland’s only annual multi-stage, multi-act, international contemporary music festival.
The music and arts festival will take place again at CAS on the Lawn on Aug. 29-30 as part of a new, seven-year partnership.