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by Ziggy Merritt There’s much to be said about the capacity for music to change someone’s life for the better. Movies on the range from the great (August Rush) to the truly awful (that recent Jem and the Holograms disaster) have all tried their best or worst to romanticize it. Read More

by Adelie Salagnac This year, the 4th Annual Winter Doldrums Benefit Concert for Suicide Prevention will be held at World Café Live on February 6th and all proceeds will benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Michelle Lynn, founder of Dull Dime, got personal and Read More

by Adelie Salagnac For The Love of Pig Iron Annual Bash is coming back this year with La Vie Bo-Ham, on February 5th, and the Pig Iron Theatre invites you, your beret, and your baguette, to spend a night full of dance, music, and wild theatrics at the Trocadero. Founded in 1995 Read More

by Adelie Salagnac You have probably already heard of Red Sun Rising, a five-piece rock band from Akron, Ohio. If you are not familiar with their name, chances are their song “The Otherside” rings a bell. It was played all over the radio and hit number 1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Read More

by Adelie Salagnac A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… Atomic City Comics was hosting the Star Wars Art Show closing party, and luckily, That Music Mag was here to tell you all about it. Unless you have lived under a rock for the past couple of months, you are no stranger Read More

by Mely Duong Idiot Glee. Although the name sounds unassuming, this act resonates with a peculiar, playful, and passionate vibe. The inspiration for the name of the group originated from an interview with Brian Eno in the ’70s, wherein Eno describes the feeling he embodies Read More