Cincinnati has given the world many great musicians like Doris Day, The Students, The Isley Brothers, and the great Freddie Myer. Here are a list of some of the most famous musical bands and groups of Cincinnati.

Music of Cincinnati Overview

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cincinnati#Media_and_music

Aja - The Band: Aja is one of Cincinnati's finest music groups that play several genres of music like Rock, Jazz, and Sessions. This 10 member band often performs in various venues across the city and the country all round the year. The prominent members of the band are Rick Auhagen, Eric Baumgartner, Steve Langemo, Brad Myres, Bill Jackson, and Adam Wheeler.

Aja - The Band

http://www.ajamusic.net/the-band.htm

The National Band: Although it is called a Brooklyn based band, the beginnings of this band is traced to Cincinnati, Ohio. Matt Berninger is the lead singer and the lyricist of the National and is famed for his rich baritone voice. Other members of the band are Scott Davendorf, Mike Brewer, Casey Reas, and Jeff Salem. The most famous album of the band is the Cherry Tree, released in 2004.

The National Band

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_National_(band)

The Wolverton Brothers: Known as the Wols, this band has been on the scene for over two decades now. The band has a unique mixture of Indie, Post-Punk, and other popular genres. They have continued to be one of the most inventive and evolving bands with a great fan following. The Wols are known for their honest music without gimmickry, which sadly seems to be the staple these days. The band comprises of Tim Schwallie, Billy Wol, Jay Stacey McCubbin, and T. Lothar Witt.

The Wolverton Brothers

http://www.wolvertons.org/index.html

Cincinnati is "The Queen City" of America. To find a bar or club in Cincinnati is not a tough task considering the number and variety the city offers. Cincinnati is a hub of art, culture, and sporting events one can be involved in. It is known for its energetic and thriving nightlife.

Each night club/bar in Cincinnati has something different to offer, in terms of the atmosphere and various activities for entertainment. With a great variety in live music played, DJs, available drinks and prices, everyone can find a place suitable to them. Most of the clubs are open only to those above 21yrs. However, those below 21 years of age also have no dearth of options.

There are many areas in Cincinnati known for their nightlife, such as the Corryville district, Clifton, Covington, Downtown Cincinnati, Mount Adams, and Newport on the Levee, with Main Street as its prime attraction. It is a lively district, with popular bars, dance clubs and restaurants. It is known for its "Final Friday" parties and art gallery openings.

Guide to Cincinnati nightlife

http://www.bullz-eye.com/city_guide/cincinnati/nightlife.htm

http://www.ecincinnati.com/entertainment/clubs/danceclubs/

Cincinnati bars according to their specialties

http://cincinnati.com/freetime/bars/

Bars operate from 5:30 a.m. to as late as 2:30 a.m. from Monday to Saturday and 11 a.m. to midnight on Sunday. Some of the bars/clubs also allow smoking.

Some of the low priced places to get a drink include Catskeller Game Room & Lounge, Martino's on Vine, Murphy's Pub, or Uncle Woody's.

One of the specialties of these clubs/bars is the German beers offered. Some of the Drinking Games to be enjoyed are Beer pong, Kings and Quarters.

Various events list with online bookings

http://www.zipscene.com/events

Latest updates and news related to bars and clubs in Cincinnati

http://cincinnati.metromix.com/