Every final Sunday of the month at 2pm, the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library (CHPL) Downtown Main Library hosts a live performance from a local artist featured on the Social Stairs. These local artists record a performance of their work and share the stories of their musical careers with the CHPL Story Center through oral history interviews.
MADQUEEN is an alternative rock/pop band based in Cincinnati, Ohio, known for their dynamic sound that blends elements of grunge, post-punk, and modern rock. Formed by Jaki Howser in 2018, the band quickly gained attention for their raw energy, emotionally charged lyrics, and powerful stage presence. MADQUEEN's music draws inspiration from rock, pop, and progressive metal, creating a unique and hard-hitting sound that resonates with fans across genres, featuring polyrhythms, time signature changes, and memorable melodies. The band is led by fronted vocalist and drummer, songwriter Jaki Howser, whose distinct voice, rhythms, and lyrics form the backbone of their sound. The rest of the lineup includes Chris Robinson and Kyle Elkins, who provide a gritty, yet melodic mix of guitar riffs, tight bass lines, and foundational background vocals harmonies.
MADQUEEN’s debut EP, “i know you know," was released in 2021, earning them a dedicated following in the Cincinnati music scene. Since then, they have performed at various local venues, building a reputation for their intense live performances. With a growing fanbase and plans for new releases, MADQUEEN is set to make a significant mark on the regional and national progressive rock scene.
Jaki Howser, Chris Robinson, and Kyle Elkins performed two songs acoustically on the Social Stairs at the Main Library on September 29, 2024.
Follow the link to watch an oral history interview by MADQUEEN: • Sunday on the Stairs: MADQUEEN Oral History
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