The Paramount Theater on the Downtown Mall had a line out the door Friday for the Black History Month Gospel Concert featuring opening act Madison Ryann Ward and five time-Grammy Award Winner Chandler Moore.
The night was a testament to the communal impact student efforts and organizations can have through the arts.
With new members, new material and new momentum spurring them forward, the Pocket 9s are all in.
For relationships in an indeterminate gray area, this Valentine’s Day may not be about defining love, but recognizing feeling
The Remedies present a captivating, worthwhile act that breathes refreshing life into the jam band sound that produces energetic, innovative live music.
Though much of Moore’s work happens out of sight, the sound of the organ and the Chapel bell carries far beyond the walls where she plays.
The Grammy Awards take place Sunday and will be televised on CBS.
“Empty Hands” is a serviceable addition to her rapidly growing discography, but it lacks the creative novelty that defines her best works.
The fourth studio record by the American rapper, producer and fashion designer was highly anticipated, setting pre-save records for a hip-hop album with over 1 million saves on Spotify.
While not the flashiest of his catalog, and lacking some of the rap elements in his previous works, “BEFORE I FORGET” is an album with a clear story to tell.
The show had sold out less than halfway through, packing the music hall with concertgoers
Throughout their challenging auditions, painstaking rehearsals and impressive performances, the Belles have become a family
These four scores remind listeners that their lives, too, can be just as cinematic as the tales told in theaters
The new year brings plenty of expectations, often pushing for immediate reinvention, but these songs offer space for reflection before rushing ahead.
His recent deluxe edition of the award-winning record “People Watching,” released Dec. 5, takes the singer into uncharted emotional territory
Miller is known for his finger-picking tunes that tell universal stories of humanity through the lens of his own personal experiences.
At its core, this new album is a who’s who of every corner of the chronically online music scene — from the “Sewerslvt”-esque breakcore scene to the digicore hyper-pop vanguard.
Thanksgiving, especially, asks us to pause and take stock, to remind ourselves of the people, memories and places that have carried us through the year. And in this season of reflection, music can be an important companion.
Last Thursday, it was the AcHOOstics’ turn to hit the center stage, and they arrived in full force.
The University’s five small jazz groups performed for students, faculty and families in Old Cabell Hall Sunday night
