Columbia-based band Bombadier has been working to reinvent its writing process after releasing its first EP "Let Sleeping Elephants Lie." The group is taking a break from playing shows in order to focus on writing news songs.
For Columbia artists, busking has grown to mean more than just performing on the street. They said it has provided them with a space to share their passions, build their brands and connect with the community.
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert film premiered at Columbia's AMC on Oct. 13. Swifties filled the theater, exchanging friendship bracelets and singing along to their favorite songs.
As Five Points has become a true part of a college town, one shop owner is adapting to the changing crowd. Gibson's Gifts is making way for La Boheme as the store rebrands to match Five Points' new eclectic vibe.
With Halloween right around the corner, now is the perfect time to start planning your costume. Whether you're dressing up with a group or going solo, these costume ideas can help get you started, with iconic looks from Charlie Brown to Harry Styles.
"The Exorcist: Believer" had potential, but it's mostly squandered, resulting in a substandard, inconsistent, and at times, incoherent horror flick that isn't worth your time and money. The film falls far inferior to its predecessor, feeling more like a direct to video sequel than a cinematic event.
As the weather starts to cool down, and we switch over to hot coffee and pumpkin spice, this soundtrack will fuel all your fall festivities and vibes. It may be hard to necessarily put the feeling of fall into words, but it’s easy to feel through music.
Colonial Life Arena hosted the Jonas Brothers on Tuesday for a night of nostalgia as fans were reminded of the pop perfection of the early 2000s. The sibling trio gave it their all as they performed the most iconic tracks of their careers.
Local witchcraft store, The Witching Hour, is looking to help customers become more confident in their spiritual skills while also removing the stigma surrounding practicing magic. Owner Kara Smalley opened the store in April 2022, and has since grown and built relationships with members of the Columbia community.
Season four of "Sex Education" lets viewers in on one last hurrah in the lives of the beloved Moordale Secondary School students. The show used its classic quirky storytelling style and the confusing sex lives of the students to give the series a final farewell, but fell short by adding in uncessary characters.
The 1990s saw a change among music style in Great Britain with the emergence of Britpop, a style of music that combines rock and pop. Check out this playlist to relive a lot of classic Britpop hits.
Alternative-rock band Quarters of Change played New Brookland Tavern in its Columbia debut. The quartet performed a mix of older and new songs ahead of its second album release set for early 2024.
Columbia Classical Ballet is returning to the Koger Center for the Arts on Friday to perform its adaptation of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's well-known ballet "Swan Lake." The company will be debuting Artistic Director Brooklyn Mack's three acts of original choreography, while looking to grow its audience.
The annual JerryFest took place in Five Points on Oct. 1, honoring the life and legacy of Jerry Garcia, Grateful Dead and other psychedelic jam bands.
Illiterate Light discusses its newest EP, "Aloe," and upcoming show at New Brookland Tavern. "Aloe" is a continuation of the band's last record, "Sunburned," and features the band's drummer on vocals for one song.
Looking for a sweet fall treat? Apple bundt cake is a great recipe for fun fall get-togethers.
In it's opening concert of the 2023-24 school year, The USC Symphony Orchestra will be playing three peices focused on conveying the feeling of joy in Rhapsody in Blue. The concert will be held at the Koger Center for the Arts on Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m.
