The Trouble Notes at Negative Space Cleveland

Join us for a magical evening of music and community as The Trouble Notes bring their electrifying fusion of world folk, progressive acoustic, and high-energy rhythms to the Negative Space in Cleveland!

About The Trouble Notes:
Hailing from three different continents, The Trouble Notes blend folk traditions from around the world with a driving, modern energy that transports audiences on a musical journey like no other. Their signature sound, led by Bennet Cerven's virtuosic violin melodies, combined with Florian Eisenschmidt’s dynamic guitar rhythms and Julian Lardis’ powerful percussion, creates a truly immersive live experience. Having played at some of the world’s most iconic festivals—including Glastonbury, Boomtown, and Fusion Festival—their performances are not to be missed

About Negative Space Cleveland:
For the last 6 years, Negative Space has existed as a home for hundreds of artists, musicians, and spectators. Building their foundation on the mission to serve as a platform for artists and a gathering place for the community, the combination has created an atmosphere unlike any other: a hidden oasis of art and people.
Their stage continuously elevates local, national, and international talent during the free and open-to-the-public monthly Jam Nights, Sketch Nights, and Open Mic Nights, as well as a vibrant concert series and theatric events.
Negative Space is a true non-profit host for communal exchange. Not only does their "hidden oasis" inspire participants and audiences alike, but they also learn from what the community brings to us. Their friendly neighbors have opened their eyes to countless community engagements, non-profits, and exciting opportunities to grow and invest in the Cleveland art community.

🎟 Grab Your Tickets Now!
Don't miss this concert in a truly unique venue and setting—come for the music, stay for the communal vibe, and experience the magic of world folk and artisanal craft at Negative Space in Cleveland.

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