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From singing in a bathroom in her native country of New Zealand to receiving the approval of President Obama, singer-songwriter Gin Wigmore has come a long way, and on Nov. 29, visiting Columbia for the first time will be another step in her journey.
Album: "24k Magic"
Album: “We got It from Here… Thank You 4 Your service”
Album: "Here"
Homecoming Week is upon us, and this year it is bigger than ever. The theme of Homecoming, “Falling for Carolina,” was created to inspire students and alumni to reignite their enthusiasm and love for their alma mater. Various student organizations usually host a multitude of events that keep students busy under normal circumstances, but Homecoming Week is particularly fun-filled. From activities such as banner painting and a field day that took place on Oct. 28 to a Homecoming RAVE on Greene Street Nov. 3, everyone is included and encouraged to show their school spirit.
Columbia jazz enthusiasts are in for a treat, as Grammy-nominated saxophonist Boney James is scheduled to kick off the third annual Columbia Winter Jazz Fest this Friday.
Album: "Cosmic Hallelujah"
Lecrae kicked off The Destination Tour at the Music Farm in Columbia Tuesday night. Hundreds of people waited in line to see the Grammy-winner’s new set for the very first time.
Two months into this fall semester, many of us have entered the “mid-semester slump” and it’s the kind of monster that’s hard to shake. What better way to combat it than the ultimate study playlist? Keep motivated and focused by having the best soundtrack to your education.
Album: "Revolution Radio"
Five Points is one of the most popular social spots in Columbia, drawing students in for food, drinks and occasionally live music events. One of these events is Five After Five, a free monthly concert series from April to October hosted by the Five Points Association. On the fourth Thursday of each month, locals gather around the fountain in Five Points to enjoy live music, food vendors and local brews. The event typically lasts from 6:30 to 10 p.m.
While the fall season means classes, exams and tripping over bricks on the Horseshoe, it also comes with some of the year's best releases in entertainment. This list of upcoming movies, TV shows, games and albums are a sample of the great study distractors you can be enjoying soon.
For years, Periphery has been taking the progressive metal scene by storm with ridiculously powerful and complex music, humbling thousands of people who thought they were good at guitar. This is still the case with their latest album, “Periphery III: Select Difficulty,” as the band has managed to evolve its sound with unique new styles and some of its best songwriting yet.
As the lights flash and the music wavers between songs, Lauren Daigle, the opening act of the Hillsong UNITED Empires Tour, yells into the microphone the words of 1 John 4:18 — “It’s perfect love that casts out all fear!”
Nothing sets the mood for summer quite like a great soundtrack. Put these tunes on during a car ride with the windows down and feel the joy of summer as the warm breeze blows by.
Stop Light Observations, a band of South Carolina musicians, has gained traction since their first gig in 2012. Based out of Charleston, their talents have expanded from performances at Music Farm and local gigs to music festivals such as Bonnaroo. Stop Light Observations will make their way to Columbia this Thursday, April 21. Doors at Music Farm will open at 8 p.m. and the show starts at 9 p.m.
After immense success with their first album, The Lumineers’ sophomore release, “Cleopatra,” continues the peaceful, catchy acoustic-folk that brands them while also bringing the band more into their own.
Neon Indian, a band from Denton, Texas, performed many songs from its new album, VEGA INTL. Night School, as well as a few of their classics, Saturday at the Music Farm. Their newest album was released Oct. 16, containing many songs that were rich with magnetic beats and smooth rhythms.
Deftones has always been a band that walked the line between heavy grunge and atmospheric rock. While their newest record, “Gore," leans more toward their cool and calm sides than any of their previous releases, it still brings with it the creativity and quality that fans have come to expect.
French electronic band M83 released their seventh album, "Junk," on Friday.