Columbus has never really had a consensus band. You know, a band that rises above genre, musical cliques and niche tastes to be at least respected, if not beloved, by the musical community. But Columbus has never had a frontman like Ronald Koal. The improbability of a makeup-clad, stage-jumping musical chameleon like Koal emerging from the relatively staid Midwest culture is remarkable enough. That his band, The Trillionaires, became the closest thing Columbus has ever had to
