It’s said imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. In the music industry, this is perhaps best expressed by a tribute band.
Eighteen years into its run, Zoso remains one of these tributes,...
On Friday, MODOC returns to Chelsea’s Cafe for the band’s third time.
“It’s exciting to watch [the audience] go from 20 people to 60 people to 100 people,” said lead singer...
Dead Confederate is a Georgia band through and through, so it’s appropriate that, when interviewed, one of the first things to come out of singer Hardy Morris’ mouth was about football.
“I’m...
Recently proclaimed feminist anthem “Hard Out Here,” U.K. pop star Lily Allen’s first single since dipping out of the music scene in 2009, debuted online along with its video last week....
Singer-songwriter Christa Wells’ voice led the singing of a Baton Rouge family’s home.
The Pourciau family has had a rough couple of years, but according to them, it’s times like these...
Due to “unforeseen circumstances,” the Mat Kearney performance at the Union Theater with support by Adam Dale has been postponed.
The concert was scheduled for Friday, November 15, and...
There is no doubt there is magic in an excellent performance, but Adam Trent will literally bring magic to the Union Theater on Wednesday.
Billed by a University news release as “Justin Timberlake...
It’s normal for athletes to use music to hype themselves up for training or for a competition, but Noel Scott uses it as a form of expression, too.
LSU is the West Coast native’s latest stop...
A well-dressed, impeccably groomed white guy dominates the charts with hip-hop infused R&B singles. His music videos electrify the Internet, and his status as a married man can’t stop explicit...
Rebecca Docter: What’s the story behind the name “The Breton Sound?”
Brian Pretus (Bass/Vocals): It was a rejected name from a band that I was in about six or seven years ago. It lost...
Rebecca Docter: Why is the band called “Royal Teeth”?
Nora Patterson (vocals): They had that name before I joined the band. It’s just a play on words—they had one name with “Royal”...
