The Great Big Home & Garden Expo comes to Cleveland!
FEBRUARY 4-12, 2012
I-X CENTER

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Royal Comedy Tour starring Sommore with Mark Curry, Tony Rock and Bruce Bruce coming to the State Theatre at Playhouse Square on February 10th!  Click here to buy your tickets now!

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Join WZAK’s Grace Roberts on January 19th at the Aldi’s grand opening in Macedonia from 4-6PM!

Kem The Intimacy Tour comes to Cleveland @ Playhouse Square.

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Kem has carved a niche for himself in the music world. His jazz-influenced contemporary R&B vocal styles are claiming a loyal following in an African-American musical environment dominated by hip-hop sounds. Signed to the Motown Label with a five album deal, Kem stood ready to make music rooted in his own experiences. Born in Nashville, Tennessee, his birth name was Kim Owens; the “Kem” spelling was a mistake on an associate’s part that the singer adopted because he thought it sounded distinctive and marketable.

Kem’s family moved from Tennessee to the Detroit suburb of Southfield, Michigan, when he was young. When he was four, he began to explore the keyboard. A babysitter taught him to play the harmonically ambitious “Color My World,” by the pop group Chicago. “I played that song for about three years straight,” Kem told Cleveland’s Scene Entertainment Weekly. Influenced by R&B giants of the day like Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye and by jazzpop-stars Steely Dan and Grover Washington Jr., Kem became fascinated by music in high school and sang in the choir. Estranged from his family during the period when he was homeless, he reconciled himself with them, and they supported him strongly when he returned to music once again. Word of his talents continued to build, and version two of Kemistry sold an impressive 10,000 copies over a five-month period which got the attention of executives at the Motown label, who signed Kem and released Kemistry for the third time. Kem took to the road nationally; and the album cracked the top 20 of Billboard’s Top Hip-Hop/R&B Albums chart.

Kem The Intimacy Tour comes to Cleveland @ Playhouse Square.

Get your tickets NOW by clicking HERE.

Kem has carved a niche for himself in the music world. His jazz-influenced contemporary R&B vocal styles are claiming a loyal following in an African-American musical environment dominated by hip-hop sounds. Signed to the Motown Label with a five album deal, Kem stood ready to make music rooted in his own experiences. Born in Nashville, Tennessee, his birth name was Kim Owens; the “Kem” spelling was a mistake on an associate’s part that the singer adopted because he thought it sounded distinctive and marketable.

Kem’s family moved from Tennessee to the Detroit suburb of Southfield, Michigan, when he was young. When he was four, he began to explore the keyboard. A babysitter taught him to play the harmonically ambitious “Color My World,” by the pop group Chicago. “I played that song for about three years straight,” Kem told Cleveland’s Scene Entertainment Weekly. Influenced by R&B giants of the day like Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye and by jazzpop-stars Steely Dan and Grover Washington Jr., Kem became fascinated by music in high school and sang in the choir. Estranged from his family during the period when he was homeless, he reconciled himself with them, and they supported him strongly when he returned to music once again. Word of his talents continued to build, and version two of Kemistry sold an impressive 10,000 copies over a five-month period which got the attention of executives at the Motown label, who signed Kem and released Kemistry for the third time. Kem took to the road nationally; and the album cracked the top 20 of Billboard’s Top Hip-Hop/R&B Albums chart.

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Anthony Hamilton at HOB 11/23!

DRUMLINE LIVE, a show-stopping attraction created by the music team behind 20th Century Fox’s hit move Drumline, brings show-style marching bands to the theatrical stage. This versatile group of musicians and dancers brings an explosive energy and athleticism to an eclectic mix of sounds. Equally at home with the hottest contemporary hip hop, R&B, classic Motown tunes, and the rousing sounds of the great brass tradition, DRUMLINE LIVE is thrilled to share the American Marching Band experience with audiences across the country.