Concerts, music festivals, and performing artist profiles.
The English boys are back with their third album “Holy Fire” and it’s evident they’re seeking more than homeland success. If you’ve never heard of Foals, there’s a suitable reason. While the English rock band […]
Performing with a last minute lineup change is a daunting task for even the most seasoned bands. But if Swedish metallers Meshuggah were nervous headlining at Center Stage Tuesday night, they didn’t show it. They […]
The resurgence of America’s love for boy bands has simply been for the lack of a better word, baffling. Whether they’re our own dated cts appealing to the former tweens/ now soccer moms crowd, or the UK imports that have […]
Can there just be an official moratorium on all new indie bands that don’t have a concept beyond “Let me water down this obscure genre for you?” Because too many indie artists seem to have […]
For the uninitiated, Mike Patton is a guy who quite simply is an awful lot of bands. Known primarily as the enigmatic front man of the alt-metal band Faith No More and the experimental/avant-garde noise […]
Wolf’s Law picks right up where The Joy Formidable’s groundbreaking 2011 debut, “The Big Roar” left off by continuing the Welsh-trio’s intriguing mix of tight pop hooks with a swelling sonic attack. If there were any […]
Amber Renee Thornton wants to break out into song at a moment’s notice. But if that’s not possible, Thornton will do the next best thing – she’ll perform on stage and she’ll want you to […]
Grade: A+ Verdict: Vertical growth for A$AP on some fronts and a shallow side step on others for an ambitious sounding debut. Humbled beginnings in poverty stricken, crime-ridden neighborhoods are nothing new to origin stories […]
The School of Music has hundreds of enthusiastic students who have a passion for performing even though many students outside of its circle may not know what talent and skill these students possess. Although audience […]
Release Date: January 14, 2013 Grade: A+ Verdict: A brilliant, beautiful mess that pushes the boundaries of what can be described as “pop music.” As their name might have suggested, Everything Everything is a four-piece […]
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