Cleveland based art rockers, mr. Gnome, came to St Louis and turned up the energy at Plush on Wednesday night.

A late start and delays getting into the Luminary Center for the Arts did little to dampen the crowd's spirit. Sharon Van Etten held the crowd rapt with her confessional songwriting and layered harmonies. Co-headliners the War On Drugs, from Philadelphia, started off the night.

In a strange juxtaposition of humor and heart, comedian Eugene Mirman and song crafter Andrew Bird presented a memorable evening at the Pageant.

Delta Spirit played an outstanding set to a full room at Old Rock House Tuesday night. WATERS started the evening off right with a high energy set that quickly won over the St. Louis crowd.

Doomtree is more than simply a touring act and a hip-hop crew; they are a collective of artists, cooperatively managing a label to produce brilliant collaborative and solo works. 

Saturday night was one big dance party at Off Broadway. Local duo Sleepy Kitty opened things up, followed by Company of Thieves and JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound. 

Experimental rock veterans Radiohead played to a sold-out Scottrade Center last night. Other Lives, from Stillwater, Okla., opened the show.

Chali 2na has earned his throne among the legends of hip hop and in the world beyond.

Eli Young Band is out supporting their first single to hit #1 on the Billboard Country Songs chart, "Crazy Girl," from their fourth album, "Life at Best." The song has been nominated for Song of the Year and the band for Vocal Group of the Year by the Academy of Country Music.

The Toasters heated up the Firebird on a snowy night.

On Friday night, Off Broadway welcomed Craig Finn to St Louis, and did so in fine fashion.

The Pageant played host to a night of good feeling music on Thursday night.

Selling out the Pageant and playing to a seated audience, Gregg Allman came to St. Louis and put on a spectacular performance.

Alabama Shakes turned out a solid performance on the Old Rock House stage proving that they are worthy of all the year end buzz.

Saturday night found a sold out crowd at the Old Rock House for the Trampled By Turtles and William Elliott Whitmore show.

Rough Shop brings gifts of joyous harmonies to The Focal Point for you and yours.

Tim Reynolds gives everyone at the Old Rock House a present on his birthday.

Kathryn Calder made a stop at Cicero's during her 3 week tour promoting her latest album, Bright and Vivid.

It was a magical night at the Sheldon Friday celebrating Last to Show First to Go's release of their new EP, Farmer John.

There was a lot of head-banging at the Pageant last night for the second evening of this year's Hoho Show presented by 105.7 the Point. 

The String Cheese Incident brought their brand of bluegrass, jam, rock and psychedelia to a sold out crowd at the Pageant.

The alt-rock crowd got to open their presents a little early this year at the Pageant as the Point's annual HoHo Show series kicked off with locals Midnight Hour and Cavo and headliner Switchfoot.

Six band line-up rocks the house to benefit ALS Association at Phillip-A-Looza 2011.

Infected Mushroom, innovators of Psychedelic Trance, gave St. Louis a show to be thankful for at 2720 Cherokee this Thanksgiving.

The Old Rock House played host to a pair of musicians saturday night who drew a very interesting crowd comprised of what appeared to be ten-year-olds to seniors.