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Mammoth Music and Arts Festival to Debut in Newport This Weekend

The event will feature musical performances across a range of genres, from punk and hip-hop to Kentucky’s bluegrass and country roots.

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Sep 25, 2024 at 11:57 am
Spiderhand will perform at the Hofbräuhaus Lounge at the Southgate House Revival at 6 p.m. Sunday.
Spiderhand will perform at the Hofbräuhaus Lounge at the Southgate House Revival at 6 p.m. Sunday. Photo: Shane Lamb
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Mammoth Music and Arts Festival is premiering this Sunday, Sept. 29 in Newport to celebrate local and regional music and art.

The event will feature musical performances across a range of genres, from punk and hip-hop to Kentucky’s bluegrass and country roots. Additionally, interactive activities such as “The Jockey Club” — a punk rock trip down memory lane; The Bourbon Experience presented by New Riff Distilling; art vendors; street performers; and more will be available for participants.

The festival will also offer a range of local food and drink options from restaurants and breweries, including 16 Lots, Newport Pizza Company, Shiners on the Levee and more.

“Supporting and participating in the inaugural Mammoth Music Festival is a natural extension of our commitment to the Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati Community,” said New Riff CEO Hannah Lowen in a press release.

The event will take place this Sunday from 1-8 p.m. on Sixth Street between Monmouth and Saratoga streets. In addition to the festival, there will be an After Fest at select local businesses from 8-11 p.m. The festival is free to all attendees.

Learn more about the Mammoth Music and Arts Festival at mammothnewport.com.
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Queen City Music Spotlight: Catch These 10 Cincinnati Concerts Featuring Local Acts in September

Talk Low Festival at multiple venuesLocal exploratory and experimental music label Whited Sepulchre Records presents the first Talk Low Festival at multiple venues around the city. Over the course of five days, the festival will feature a mix of local, national and international boundary-pushing artists working in various styles. From local atmospheric punk group Mary Henry (pictured) and Cincinnati club connoisseur favorite DJ Boywife to performers like Los Angeles meditative ambient sound collage artist Claire Rousay, Peruvian sound sculptor Maria Chavez and new age ambient music legend Laraaji from New York, among several other expansive performances. The festival starts 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24 at DSGN CLLCTV with Claire Rousay, Public Speaking and Mary Henry and continues Thursday, Sept. 26 with KMRU, Desert Liminal and Five Pointed Stars at 6 p.m. at DSGN CLLCTV. Galcher Lustwerk, DJ Boywife and Raw Time will appear at 10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27, also at DSGN CLLCTV. The festival moves across town to the Woodward Theater for Laraaji, Maria Chavez and Shermvn on Saturday, Sept. 28. Joy Guidry, Niecy Blue, Johnson, Montgomery and Prymek Trio close out the festival on Sunday, Sept. 29 starting at 4 p.m. downtown at the Contemporary Arts Center. Multiple venues and times starting Sept. 24 and ending Sept. 29. More info: talklowfest.cargo.site.
Quotah; Us, Today; Radderall (Cleveland) and DJ set by Vy at Hoffner ParkThe Northside Rock N' Roll Carnival rolls on with the latest Summer Sideshow, this time featuring spaced-out synth-pop from Quotah (pictured), experimental vibraphone-driven rock and roll trio Us, Today and trippy Cleveland dream-pop band Radderall, as well as a bonus dance party DJ'd by Vy. 6 p.m. Sept. 14. Free. Hoffner Park, 4109 Hamilton Ave., Northside. northsiderocks.com. Metric Ton, Timmy’s Organism (Detroit), Werewolf Jones (Detroit) and Day Residue (Detroit) at MOTR PubLocal garage punk band The Metric Ton will support Detroit garage rock mainstays Timmy’s Organism along with Werewolf Jones and Day Residue from Detroit for one of rock and roll’s finest nights in the city this month. 9:30 p.m. Sept. 14. Free. MOTR Pub, 1345 Main St., Over-the-Rhine. motrpub.com. Victoria Lekson at Marmalade LilyPick flowers to the serenity of Victoria Leckson’s harp work in the setting of Marmalade Lily, a flower farm and event venue. Titled "Harpside Blooms and Breakfast," guests can purchase breakfast boxes for two or just pick flowers and take in the sights and sounds of the farm alongside Lekson’s dynamic and transformative music. 9:30-11 a.m. Sept. 14. $5. 12 and under free. Marmalade Lily, 9850 Schlottman Road, Loveland. themarmaladelily.com. Sunrise/Sunset at Mt. Echo Pavilion and Mt. Storm PavilionAn ambitious event featuring local ambient electronic musician Fritz Pape, cellist Nora Barton (pictured) and Melted Camera, a project from Rae Fisher and Kelly Macdonald for a sunrise performance to start the day. The flyer mentions free yoga along with coffee and pancakes (while supplies last) to complement the happening. Queen City Soul Club will DJ the sun setting on the hilltop of Mt. Storm Park to end the day for Cincinnati Parks' Equinox Celebration. 7-9 a.m. Sept. 21. Free. Mt. Echo Pavilion, 251 Mt. Echo Park Drive, East Price Hill. 7-9 p.m. Sept. 21. Free. Mt. Storm Pavilion, 700 Lafayette Ave., Clifton. cincinnati-oh.gov. Talk Low Festival at multiple venuesLocal exploratory and experimental music label Whited Sepulchre Records presents the first Talk Low Festival at multiple venues around the city. Over the course of five days, the festival will feature a mix of local, national and international boundary-pushing artists working in various styles. From local atmospheric punk group Mary Henry (pictured) and Cincinnati club connoisseur favorite DJ Boywife to performers like Los Angeles meditative ambient sound collage artist Claire Rousay, Peruvian sound sculptor Maria Chavez and new age ambient music legend Laraaji from New York, among several other expansive performances. The festival starts 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24 at DSGN CLLCTV with Claire Rousay, Public Speaking and Mary Henry and continues Thursday, Sept. 26 with KMRU, Desert Liminal and Five Pointed Stars at 6 p.m. at DSGN CLLCTV. Galcher Lustwerk, DJ Boywife and Raw Time will appear at 10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27, also at DSGN CLLCTV. The festival moves across town to the Woodward Theater for Laraaji, Maria Chavez and Shermvn on Saturday, Sept. 28. Joy Guidry, Niecy Blue, Johnson, Montgomery and Prymek Trio close out the festival on Sunday, Sept. 29 starting at 4 p.m. downtown at the Contemporary Arts Center. Multiple venues and times starting Sept. 24 and ending Sept. 29. More info: talklowfest.cargo.site. Lung with Jesus Lizard at Bogart'sCincinnati drums and cello duo, Lung, features singer/cellist Kate Wakefield’s dynamic, operatic vocals and drummer Daisy Caplan’s driving rhythm. The band’s sound, combined with constant touring and a packed live schedule, has put them on a steady rise for some years now. This opening slot at Bogart's for noise rock legends the Jesus Lizard is another milestone. 7 p.m. Sept. 26. $48-75.50. Bogarts, 2621 Short Vine St., Clifton. bogarts.com.
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