The Lemonheads return with their first album in 19 years to Chicago’s Thalia Hall, with support from Erin Rae.
Down at Tempe Beach Park, they’re throwing a party. From February 20th-22nd, a barrage of bands and baseball players will descend on the sunny banks of the Salt River. KRUI’s Logan Melia is there to cover it all.
KRUI sports broadcaster Ryan Paris channels his inner Kevin Harlan, calling both a baseball and basketball game on the same day last Tuesday.
After eight years of radio silence, rapper, producer, model and fashion designer ASAP Rocky finally released his latest studio album “Don’t be Dumb”. After a couple of listens, the album certainly demonstrated its charm and charisma. While it wasn’t quite up to par with his earlier records, it’s still a great listen on its own.
RGBdatamoshchaosinformercialblownouttattoocontentawaredistortpopupad band Lip Critic returns to Iowa City at Gabe’s this Thursday, February 19th, as part of The Englert’s Track Zero x SCOPE collaboration. They are supported by Iowa City’s Recess and Cincinatti metal Ascended Master.
Free Week returns to Iowa City from February 16-22, 2026! An expansive and sprawling celebration of the arts here in our town, with performances, workshops, screenings, and more, free for all! Here are our day-by-day highlights.
Come check out the top ten things that drive me crazy! (photo via: marieclaire.com)
This English band is breaking ground in making a name for 21st century glam rock. Check them out!
“My Wild West” is Lissie’s best album yet, tying in not only personal ties but reaching it to a higher audience–donating to water charity.
Read this review about The Frights newest album, “You Are Going to Hate This”.
An open thank you note to Donald Drumpf/Drumpf
A calming peace and upbeat tempo is what makes the songs off Anchor & Braille’s third studio album great to listen to on the late night drive home.
Indie punk rockers The Thermals are back with, We Disappear. Check out our review of the thematic album here.
St. Patrick’s day is long gone, but that doesn’t mean you can’t learn more about it from Chicago native, Rachel Green!
Kerby Jean-Raymond helps to decolonize our minds by erasing the separation between the politics of blackness and fashion.
Like zombies? Read about Joe’s battle in the Zombie Apocalypse.
