Rock Candy

Lincoln Exposed has announced its lineup.

I like talking about music, and if you’re reading this, I bet that you do, too.

Surf music feels almost out of place in Nebraska. But The Sub-Vectors can bring the beach to this very sandless and cold place.

As in the beginning of every year, I offer you some potential musical resolutions to make 2015 a much more rocking year.

Around here, there is a concert every single night of the entire year. It’s impossible for someone to see them all, and it’s also impossible to see every good show. But I saw a lot, and these are the best among the many I attended.

TKO's first three releases — two albums and a mixtape — came out in a little more than a year, and he has built his lighting-fast raps into a prolific output of more than 50 songs.

Record Store Day's Black Friday seemed to be a success once again.

Next week, Cursive will reissue it's breakthrough album, "The Ugly Organ." In February and March, it will tour the country with a cello player to revisit that material. And yesterday, Cursive frotnman Tim Kasher took to Reddit to answer questions from fans.

More shows should be like that one.

You could feel it in your feet and in your gut as the Iowa-bred rock band chugged through its 90-minute set Thursday at the CenturyLink Center Omaha.

Phillie band Hop Along will release its next album with Omaha's Saddle Creek Records.

Blue Moon Ghetto’s “Shine All the Time” was a local anthem, and it became one of the most popular songs from an Omaha rock band.