Music

When Grace Potter & the Nocturnals take the stage at Paul Brown Stadium Sunday, they will become the first act to go from the 20th Century (capacity 400 or so) to the home of the Bengals (50,000, give or take a few).

Old Crow Medicine Show is out with a new one entitled, Carry Me Back. It hits stores on July 17th from ATO Records. The album was recorded at the legendary Sound Emporium Studios in Nashville, and was produced by Ted Hutt.

As it turns out, Todd Snider has everyone fooled. 

The Nashville singer-songwriter who wears his hippie stoner persona proudly is actually a workaholic who released two albums in the first four months of the year. “Agnostic Hymns & Stoner Fables” is a scathing indictment of the current state of the union, while “Time as We Know It,” is a loving tribute to Jerry Jeff Walker, the man who changed the course of Snider’s life.