Entering a Buckethead concert is like stepping into a parallel universe where the absurd becomes commonplace and no one can seem to get enough.
The Weeknd's new release is a skin-and-bones EP that barely spans 20 minutes.
Following the tone set by "World Peace Is None of Your Business," Morrissey's 11th studio album "Low in High School" offers acrimonious commentary on the current state of the world.
When UPC recently announced that D.R.A.M. and Cherub will be performing in the Amphitheater Friday, Sept. 15, some students were wary, fearing that it was too good to be true.
New artist XXXTentacion shows a range of expression and emotion in his first major work.
After becoming an overnight success following the debut of their self-titled album in 2014, genre-hopping band Royal Blood caught the attention of the rock world.
No more phasey, reverbed guitar on every track. No more odes to smoking cigarettes. No more spontaneously losing drumsticks. In his newest album, “This Old Dog,” Mac DeMarco takes a step forward by looking backward.
Few artists with eight albums under their belt and careers spanning over two decades have been able to successfully reinvent their sound while managing to remain relevant.
Coming back from a seven-year-long absence is no walk in the park for any musical act, especially considering how much has changed within the realm of music.
Chappelle’s brio is effortless, and his approach to comedy is novel, despite his long hiatus.
