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Released as a symbol of gratitude to their fans, the Foo Fighters' "Saint Cecilia" EP was dedicated to the terrorist attacks in Paris. Lead singer and rhythm guitarist Dave Grohl stressed that the EP serves as a message that music will give light to combat darkness in the world. Grohl hopes the EP reminds people that "music is life, and that hope and healing go hand and hand with song."
"Radius" by Allen Stone
Since the release of “Hello,” a love ballad worthy of praise, fans have been anxiously awaiting the release of Adele’s latest album.
By appealing to tweens across the world with their insanely catchy pop tunes, One Direction has built their massive empire. After the loss of one of their prime members, the band has still been able to top the charts and carry a musical torch that has been burning brightly since 2010.
Five noteworthy musical side projects that deserve more attention and appreciation.
The Koger Center for the Arts was filled with the sounds of Beethoven’s famous Symphony No. 4 during the SC Philharmonic “Beethoven in Blue Jeans” on Sunday.
Following a tough loss for Gamecock football to the University of Florida, the popular Atlanta-based rap group Migos brought “Fight Night” to Columbia in a post-game concert Saturday.
Tim McGraw has made a name for himself as one of the most successful country music artists in the industry. He's soared to the top of the charts over the past two decades, and his hits include more than just simple love songs.
In recent years, gritty and grungy musician Mac Demarco has become a staple of the indie music playlist. Demarco is a frequent performer in college towns across the country, and it’s difficult not to want to join in on his laid-back vibe.
Halloween wasn’t about costumes or candy for Conundrum Music Hall in West Columbia last fall.
“Wiped Out!,” from the beloved band that brought you “Sweater Weather,” showcases The Neighbourhood’s ability to blend different genres into their very own sound.
Following in the footsteps of boy band One Direction, 5 Seconds of Summer have taken this nation by storm with their boyish charm and insane vocals.
Dave Feeley gives you the scoop on the the latest acts performing at Music Farm Columbia in the coming week. Follow Dave on Twitter at @ja_feeley
The search for good music within today’s pop culture is clouded by fuzzy, unoriginal beats and lyrics endorsing partying or today's latest fads. It's easy to forget that music is a true art form — an expression of creativity, emblematic of the human experience. Finding music that is honest, poetic and timeless is refreshing and rare.
Finn Owen, an 18-year-old first-year psychology student from Atlanta, Georgia, has recently released a song titled "Give Me Mercy," which is available on iTunes and Spotify.
In a revealing, black two-piece, with tattoos on display, singer and songwriter Demi Lovato oozes sex appeal on the cover of her brand new album, “Confident.” Lyrically proficient and unique, Lovato has begun to take 2015 by storm, proving that her music is not only catchy and relatable, but it is also art in its purest form.
After struggling with rehab, public breakups and a diagnosis of lupus, Selena Gomez rises like a phoenix from the ashes of her past struggles with her new album, "Revival."
As a contemporary funk disc jockey, 25-year-old GRiZ has spent his music career working hard to “give up the good for the great.” Born as Grant Kwiecinski, GRiZ has traveled all over the world to deliver his authentic blend of futuristic electronic fused with traditional funk and soul music. GRiZ will be performing for local fans at Music Farm Columbia on Oct. 16 at 9 p.m.
After two years of waiting, Tim Bergling, also known as Avicii, announced the release of his new album, "Stories."
What was intended to be a free, outdoor concert on the corner of Main and Hampton Streets, Jam Room Music Festival ended up switching its original plans due to rain — quite a few times.