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Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
May 29, 2015

This summer's hottest concerts

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Sarah Kebea Editor-in-Chief  The school year is coming to a close, which means summer concerts are right around the corner.  Prepare you...
May 14, 2015

Cold War Kids to play free concert at Red Hat Amphitheater

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Michael Lyday Features Editor Ready for a superb concert experience that won’t break your budget? Look no further than this year’s editi...
April 28, 2015

Great albums to jam out to this summer

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Nicholas Chupka & Michael Lyday News Editor & Features Editor Warmer weather is finally upon us with spring in full force and su...
March 20, 2015

Upcoming concerts: Earl Sweatshirt, Curren$y amongst artists

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Alex Sands and Sarah Kebea Arts and Entertainment Editor & Editor-in-Chief Before summer concerts start flowing in, get started with ...
February 11, 2015

Sam Smith dominates music's biggest night

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Sarah Kebea Editor-in-Chief Sunday night was full of creative performances and surprising moments at the 57 th Annual Grammys.  AC/DC s...
January 09, 2015

Upcoming albums for 2015

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Nicholas Chupka & Michael Lyday News Editor & Editor-in-Chief Nicki Minaj - The Pinkprint On December 12 New York based rapp...
December 18, 2014

Top ten Christmas songs

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Michael Lyday Editor-in-Chief Only one day remains until the beginning of Christmas break and the full swing of the holiday season, so ge...
December 17, 2014

Taylor Swift, La Dispute among many to perform in N.C. in 2015

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Michael Lyday & Nicholas Chupka Editor-in-Chief & News Editor There are concerts aplenty in store for North Carolina in 2015. T...
December 16, 2014

Sing loud for all to hear

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Rebekah Gould Staff Writer Break out the wrapping paper and the holiday records. Here are some of this year’s new holiday albums with old...
December 05, 2014

Breaking News: 14 Grammy categories and nominees announced

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Sarah Kebea Arts and Entertainment Editor So far only 14 categories and their nominees have been released to the public.  History was mad...