The Avett Brothers returned to their roots in “The Third Gleam,” composing a beautiful and heartfelt eight-track album, touching on subjects they know well — family, faith, aging and love.
The Kluge-Ruhe is displaying two exhibitions which are available to visit by reservation only.
This month, instead of physical traveling, Arts and Entertainment recommends that you try out these three books that take you on unique and important journeys of their own.
Throughout his seasoned, fulfilling yet entirely too short life, David Berman touched countless lives across the world.
No matter its specific genre, the new album is the modern-day fuel for chipped black nails and septum piercings — with a hint of what could only be described as an inherent love of skateboarding.
Aminé's new album is itself in a constant state of limbo, grappling with the various emotions and feelings of the rapper's past, present and future.
Though “folklore” is a new note for Swift, the songs are still characterized by her storytelling.
It has been 14 years since The Chicks — formerly the Dixie Chicks — released their 2006 masterpiece “Taking the Long Way,” and threw up one of the greatest musical middle fingers ever.
Information about ticketing and access to online events, as well as a full schedule of programming, has yet to be announced.
The “Hamilton” film is relevant not only in its revisiting of the past but also in its spirit of revolution.
Phoebe Bridgers is either a preeminent emerging songwriter or simply a product of the indie rock hype machine, depending on who you ask.
Activism means nothing if it is not backed up by action. When protests die down, artists cannot resume business as usual.
For most of the hour and a half long event, administrators returned to a similar refrain — no one is quite sure how the fall semester is going to look.
"It was really important to myself and to The Bridge to promote Black artists' work and make the Black experience the forefront of the slideshow," Granger said.
“Make it Rain” is the start of the final era for rapper Pop Smoke and the beginning of his lasting legacy on the world of music.
Let us continue to persecute the authors of Black devastation, to institute the authors of Black salvation — and allow “Cinquante Six” to soundtrack the deliverance.
While the world slows and the time spent in quarantine continues, here’s a unique chance for all to explore some of the various musical cultures that altogether add to the richness of the APIDA community.
Quarantine and social distancing have sparked a greater conversation regarding interaction with art and how the power of technology can be harnessed to create impactful viewing experiences.
Here’s a quiz to help you find your stay at home anthem and some much-needed musical release
Despite the challenges and losses of the unique past semester, the joyful experiences of music at the University extend far beyond the limitations of the current circumstances.
