Jeff Niesel

2 days ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

[ { "name": "Real 1 Player (r2) - Inline", "component": "38482494", "insertPoint": "2/3", "requiredCountToDisplay": "9" } ] Hoots & Hollers, an exclusive stand-up comedy series coming to Cedar Point’s Palace Theatre in Frontier Town this summer, will feature nationally touring comedians who have performed on programs such as “America’s Got Talent,” and Late Night.

3 days ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

Still Shakin’, in January of 2024. And from the start, he knew what the title would be since he conceived of it as a callback to the band’s full-length debut, 2000’s Shake Hands with Shorty. “I knew the debut album’s anniversary was coming up, but I didn’t force anything,” he says via phone from his Nashville home, where he was packing for an upcoming tour that includes a few dates overseas as well as a June 18 stop at the Beachland Ballroom. “We took our time and tinkered with it for a solid year.

3 days ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

THU 06/05 Apollo’s Fire Countryside Concerts, ¡HISPANIA! From today through Sunday at Holden Arboretum, a Grammy-winning eight-piece instrumental ensemble, plays music by Spanish composers Diego Ortiz, Gaspar Sanz and Santiago de Murcia. Check the website for more details. 9500 Sperry Rd., Kirtland, 440-946-4400, holdenarb.org. Charming Disaster This New York-based Goth-folk duo inspired by the likes of Edward Gorey and Tim Burton takes a theatrical approach to its live performances.

3 days ago | clevelandmagazine.com | Jeff Niesel

Apollo’s Fire Countryside Concerts, ¡HISPANIA! at Holden ArboretumFrom Thursday through Sunday at Holden Arboretum, a Grammy-winning eight-piece instrumental ensemble, plays music by Spanish composers Diego Ortiz, Gaspar Sanz and Santiago de Murcia. Check the website for more details.

4 days ago | clevescene.com | Jeff Niesel

The local funk/rock/reggae band C-Level began more than a decade ago when singer-guitarist Dave Deitke and bassist Coda Cross hit the open mic circuit. They were only teenagers at the time. “I met Coda when I was 12, and he was 15,” recalls Deitke over coffee one afternoon at Rising Star in Lakewood. “We played at a place called Phoenix 2 in North Olmsted. It’s a beauty school now. We were both into the same artists. We loved Jimi Hendrix and Bad Brains and Sublime and Dispatch.