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ALEX G: 2025 TOUR DATES

Sat 09/13/25 – Cleveland, OH – The Agora

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Home Is Where‘s anticipated third album Hunting Season comes out this Friday (5/23) via Wax Bodega, and they’ve just announced that they’ll support with a 25-date headlining tour this fall. Support comes from Forests, Short Fictions, Michael Cera Palin, Young Jesus, and RUGH, varying by date.

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grrrrrr …

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Seth Bogart has announced his first Hunx and His Punx album in 12 years. It’s titled Walk Out in This World and is out August 22 via Get Better Records. He made it with longtime Punx bandmates Shannon Shaw and Erin Emslie.

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Sydney Sprague has announced a fall headline tour with Gabrielle Grace.

11/1 cle mahalls

i saw him on 2 dope queens and i liked his netflix special he’s funny —

also it was refreshing clean humor —

Sep 26  |  Mimi Ohio Theatre

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Went to Globe Iron to see Tennis last night, first time visiting the building in its new incarnation. It was a great show and the space - well, not sure it's going to be my favorite venue but for seeing a compelling act it's fine. They've thankfully done a good job of keeping the industrial vibe of the building.

Globe Iron is in the former Metropolis/Trilogy nightclub complex at the corner of Elm and Spruce which (for those of a certain age) hosted Church on Sunday nights for yeeears starting in the early 90s. They've reconfigured the entrances from Elm/Spruce to the mid block portion of the building; looks like Spruce Street has been vacated for the loading/staging area. What used to be the side room is now the main 'lobby/bar/facilities' area.

The main floor has changed a little - the upper walkway/mezzanine that used to run the length of the space is now about a third of that for what they call the "deck". Guess you have to pony up for access but it's at the far end of the main hall - on the other hand, there's no other seating - none. We lucked out snagging a leaning spot along the wall and had a pretty good view.

Overheard two Gen-Zish people next to me saying how "yeah, this is a new venue!" and "this is probably the first time most of these people have been in here". Where we were standing, on a Sunday night, was right by my old "claimed" Church spot on the Metropolis dance floor (I was a bit of a club kid back then) from about 33 years ago 😐 😳 What threw me off even more - the show wrapped around 10:30; back in the day we didn't even get to the place until midnight 😜

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Cleveland Metroparks unveils 2025 Summer Concert Series lineup

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Must-see gig alert!

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On 5/5/2025 at 2:51 PM, mrnyc said:

via bv —

James will be back in North America this fall for their first headline tour here in 15 years. (They’ve done a few co-headline tours, though, most recently with Johnny Marr and Psychedelic Furs.) For it, they’ll be playing their 1993 hit album Laid in full, which will be the first time they’ve ever done that. Each night will open with Laid, followed by a second set featuring “hits, rarities, deep cuts, and fan favorites.”

“So looking forward to returning to North America,” says frontman Tim Booth. “This time the album Laid will be the centrepiece of the set lists with the addition of deep cuts and favorites. Catch us before the end of the world and soak in the uplift of our nine piece love bomb.”

Wednesday, September 17th – Globe Iron – Cleveland, OH

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Saw James in the ‘90s. Tim Booth has aged a little less gently than I had expected, lol.

Painesville Block Party Saturday 5-10 pm 🎸🥘🥁 🎵. But why does a Cleveland-based country band have "Bronx" in its name?? If someone has the answer please tell me 🥺

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On 6/5/2025 at 2:24 PM, eastvillagedon said:

Painesville Block Party Saturday 5-10 pm 🎸🥘🥁 🎵. But why does a Cleveland-based country band have "Bronx" in its name?? If someone has the answer please tell me 🥺

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okay, good news/bad news: the good--the block party was a great success and went off without a hitch; the bad? a drive-by shooting occurred just a couple of blocks nearby (corner of E. Erie St & N. State--ironically where the new Lake Co jail is under construction) . Reportedly at least one person is dead (unconfirmed) with as many as 50 to 100 shots fired!! Sadly the "old Painesville" is never far behind the new, though even this is extreme☹️

11 minutes ago, eastvillagedon said:

okay, good news/bad news: the good--the block party was a great success and went off without a hitch; the bad? a drive-by shooting occurred just a couple of blocks nearby (corner of E. Erie St & N. State--ironically where the new Lake Co jail is under construction) . Reportedly at least one person is dead (unconfirmed) with as many as 50 to 100 shots fired!! Sadly the "old Painesville" is never far behind the new, though even this is extreme☹️

just an update: a P'ville aspiring rapper was injured (sorry to post all of this here, but I noticed the Suburban Cleve. Crime discussion is locked. No more, I promise!)

Went to Pride again this year and had an amazing time as always - big shoutout to the LGBT Community Center for putting on another great festival! After seeing that they estimated about 25-30k attendees for this year's festival, I was a little surprised and honestly a bit sad after researching that attendance is a lot lower than other festivals around the country, even ones in similar-sized cities. Granted, the festival has been growing significantly over the past couple of years which is awesome, but still... Is the reason for this simply that the festival has only been going on for *only 10 years this year, or is it something else? Curious if anyone in the know has any thoughts/analysis... Regardless, I always have an amazing time but I can't help but wonder why it isn't bigger and better 🌈

Can't wait to go again next year 🤩

45 minutes ago, Geowizical said:

Went to Pride again this year and had an amazing time as always - big shoutout to the LGBT Community Center for putting on another great festival! After seeing that they estimated about 25-30k attendees for this year's festival, I was a little surprised and honestly a bit sad after researching that attendance is a lot lower than other festivals around the country, even ones in similar-sized cities. Granted, the festival has been growing significantly over the past couple of years which is awesome, but still... Is the reason for this simply that the festival has only been going on for *only 10 years this year, or is it something else? Curious if anyone in the know has any thoughts/analysis... Regardless, I always have an amazing time but I can't help but wonder why it isn't bigger and better 🌈

Can't wait to go again next year 🤩

I have no actual information or experience on this, but my perception has been that Columbus has a huge Pride event that attracts people from all over the state, which maybe tamps down interest some in other cities? I do feel like Cleveland's is on a major upward trajectory (again, just based on how much I hear about it and the pictures I see), so I could see it matching peer cities after a few more years.

rip brian wilson — ☹️

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Clipse announce first tour in 15+ years, with EarthGang

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Clipse (aka Pusha T and No Malice) have been playing select reunion shows over the past few years, and now they’ve announced their first lengthy tour in over 15 years. It starts on August 3, and it supports the duo’s first album in over 15 years, Let God Sort Em Out, which was entirely produced by Pharrell and lands on July 11. Support comes from Atlanta hip hop duo EarthGang. Tickets go on sale Friday (6/13) with presales beforehand.

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On 6/9/2025 at 10:04 AM, Geowizical said:

Is the reason for this simply that the festival has only been going on for *only 10 years this year, or is it something else?

This is just my opinion, but:

  • I think some of it stems from what @acd said above about Columbus, having such a long-standing and well known pride

  • I think it also partially is due to the history of Cleveland’s pride celebration which prior to 2016 was operated by a for-profit person, and when that started to fall apart, the LGBT center was able to step in and create a new pride festival from scratch

  • Lastly, and part of this is likely due to the LGBT center being the main sponsor, but pride in the CLE focuses more on social awareness, and I think a family friendly environment (it’s a march not a parade) and does not lean into the entertainment spectacle with big headlining performers, like some other cities do

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