Lo Fi City is a Cincinnati-based music label on a mission to bring forth the musical output of underdog weirdos everywhere, specializing in digital, cassette and CD-R releases. “Perhaps what we are most known for are our annual compilations, which feature the works of Lo Fi City affiliated artists as well as contributions from like-minded artists from across the country,” says label head Jon Stout.
Read MoreThis one just popped up on our radar - a Talking Heads tribute this weekend in Dayton, with Cincinnati’s own Ernie Johnson from Detroit supporting - and it’s a can’t-miss event!
Read MoreLocal music writer and Herzog helper Bill Furbee shares a look at some upcoming work for CityBeat and the American Israelite, and offers a heads-up on some upcoming shows.
Read MoreLots of great events last weekend in the historic Herzog space—and the energy continues with a school visit this afternoon. Doors are open and the weather’s great! Bring your group by today, or get in touch about utilizing our historic Cincinnati event space.
Read MoreJoin us to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Hank Williams’ sessions in Cincinnati at Herzog, with performances by Dallas Moore, Slick Willie and the Kentucky Jellies, Shawn Bell and Blowin’ The Fuses.
Read MoreHerzog Music is proud to source many of our goods from local artisans. With that in mind we offer an array of unique guitar straps utilizing vintage fabrics and handcrafted leather, produced locally by Helltown Workshop and Request Leather.
Read MoreFor the second year in a row, our friends at the Southgate House Revival have been nominated as “Venue of the Year” for the Ameripolitan Music Awards, which sets out to celebrate “music with prominent roots influence - Outlaw, Western Swing, Rockabilly and Honky Tonk.”
Read MoreRyan Hall from Tome to the Weather Machine shares thoughts about his recap of 2018’s most notable releases.
Read MoreHerzog Music is pleased to announce that singer-songwriter Lauren Eylise has joined its staff as an instructor, available for both individual lessons and group clinics.
Read MoreThis Saturday, Herzog Music once again hosts an entire day of music for all ages!
Read MoreNew York Times magazine writer John Jeremiah Sullivan wishes to cast aside any doubt and finally substantiate Cincinnati as Smith’s birthplace.
Read MoreGood stuff on the way from our brothers and sisters at Shake It!
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