The underground music scene of Charlottesville and the University may be just beginning to gain traction, but with the support from fellow students and community members that it deserves, it can flourish.
As the unofficial off-Grounds home for student radio, Trash House is a haven for all types of creative students.
Ben Folds treated long-time fans at The Jefferson on April 14 with songs as relevant and poignant as ever.
Stevie Nicks of “Fleetwood Mac” came equipped Saturday night to John Paul Jones Arena.
The exhibition was held at the unofficial headquarters of the artistic subculture — Gordon Avenue’s “Trash House,” as it is known by members of WXTJ.
John Oliver resumed his role as host of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight” in its season four premiere last Sunday.
After an eight-month hiatus, Elroy Love quietly published a new single this month. The release hints at a new artistic and emotional headspace for the three-piece.
Contrary to what their name suggests, Forth Wanderers hasn’t strayed far from their starting place.
Kicking off their fall U.S. tour, “Real Estate” took the stage last Thursday night to a decent crowd at the Jefferson Theater.
Athens, Ga., has a heavy-hitting lineup of bands to boast of from R.E.M. to the B-52’s. But one of the most unique bands is of Montreal, the glam-rock psychedelic brainchild of frontman Kevin Barnes.
