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Charalambides

Interview: Charalambides

By Tuff Gnarl September 30, 2018

Christina and Tom Carter are lifers of the American underground and since the early 1990s the two have released over 30 albums together as Charalambides. Their recordings have been released on a number...

Interview: Kikagaku Moyo / 幾何学模様

Interview: Kikagaku Moyo / 幾何学模様

July 25, 2018

"When we first started, we didn't know what we were doing. We just wanted to do something that people haven't done... or had forgotten about." Go Kurosawa, vocalist and drummer of the bad-ass psychedelic...

Pop Shop Records opens on Government Street on Saturday, June 2, 2018.

Pop Shop Records opens new Government Street location

By Claire Bermudez June 4, 2018

Pop Shop Records celebrated their grand opening Saturday afternoon, featuring live music, food and, of course, records.The shop was packed with an assortment of vinyl records. One could find music...

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LSU alumna, local photographer strengthens creative community through collaboration, events

By Ysabella Ramirez November 30, 2017

Local photographer and University alumna Raegan Labat is aiming to strengthen Baton Rouge’s creative community through her most recent project, Tough Gum, along with a variety of events meant to...

Carly Vicknair

Q&A: Student singer-songwriters Carly Vicknair, Saher Khan discuss breaking into local music scene

By Mackenzie Treadwell November 30, 2017

Art manifests itself in many forms, and for Baton Rouge, music is at the forefront. For many, breaking into the music scene can be daunting, especially as a solo act. The Daily Reveille sat down with marketing...

Stephen Turner, guitarist for The Breton Sound, speaks about the differences between the band's experiences at Jazz Fest versus those at Voodoo on Saturday Oct. 29, 2016 at the Voodoo Music and Arts Experience (Voodoo Festival) at City Park in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Rock band The Breton Sound reflects on growth, to play Varsity set Tuesday

By Kaylee Poche November 21, 2017

The roots of New Orleans-based rock band The Breton Sound can be traced back to a Weezer cover band that lead singer Jonathan Pretus formed while attending LSU. Pretus would post flyers around campus...

The band TheSmoothCat and the 9th Life sets up the stage at the event "Live From Da Swamp" at Atomic Pop Shop on Government Street.

Local record store Atomic Pop Shop doubles as venue for up-and-coming musicians

By Ysabella Ramirez November 7, 2017

While Baton Rouge has a plethora of local musicians trying to make a name for themselves, the city still seems to lack the smaller, in-between venues to host the blossoming scene. This is where Kerry...

The Killers perform on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2017, at Voodoo Fest.

Headliners close out Voodoo day three with a bang

By Kaylee Poche October 30, 2017

All good things must come to an end, but Voodoo Music + Arts Experience refused to go out without a bang. From the day's opening acts to the closing headliners, the final day of Voodoo did not disappoint. Cold...

Cold War Kids prepare to go on stage on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2017, at Voodoo Fest.

Voodoo 2017: Cold War Kids Q&A

By Kaylee Poche October 29, 2017

Cold War Kids have been in the alternative rock scene since 2004 and have topped alternative charts with their 2006 hit single “Hang Me Up to Dry” and “Love Is Mystical” from their...

Kendrick Lamar performs on Friday, Oct. 27, 2017, at Voodoo Fest.

Kehlani, Kendrick Lamar electrify crowds on first day of Voodoo Fest

By Kaylee Poche October 28, 2017

It’s that time of year again — time to celebrate the weekend before Halloween by donning a costume and driving to New Orleans for the Voodoo Music + Arts Experience. For those who couldn’t...