Cockappella, USC’s co-ed a capella group, release their first album “Up and Coming” today. The release is the fruit of more than a year and a half of work with producer Eric Talley of BreakingTheCurse Productions. “We’re very excited.
Cage the Elephant front-man turns down screaming, turns up blues on ‘Melophobia’
Local pop-rock band Death of Paris gets personal in upcoming release
Columbia to host diverse trio of performances on eve of 2014
Duo to play popular songs, honky-tonk hits at the Tin Roof.
Seventy Six and Sunny lights up Columbia stages, prepares for upcoming album
Cassy Renee performs original music with personal lyrics.
Creative duo releases Gamecock inspired album, video
Recent releases show musical variety while upcoming albums show hope for returning artists.
A freestyle video on YouTube takes second-year to Internet stardom Over 300,000 views on YouTube; 740,000 views on World Star Hip-Hop; the front page of Reddit, and a feature on BroBible — Nate Schultz blew away the Internet with his freestyle rap to Drake’s instrumental “Uptown.” You may know him as “that white kid that can rap,” but Schultz, 19, is a second-year visual communications student with big aspirations and undoubtedly the talent to match. In his freestyle rap, Nate’s friends throw out various phrases while he quickly comes up with a clever rhyme to match the beat of the song.
Face it — not many artists stop in South Carolina when they’re on tour. But during the summer, everyone’s out on the road. Make the best of the season for outdoor shows and stiflingly crowded general admission venues by traveling the state for some live music.
Music stores from across East Coast gather to sell classic albums
New York band plays with elements of pitch, adult themes Yeah Yeah Yeahs have gone through some changes recently. At the start of the New York rock band’s fame, front woman Karen O was a wild child with raven hair, donning ripped fishnets and touting unpredictable mood swings. She would douse herself and her fans in beer while guitarist Nick Zinner and drummer Brian Chase bashed away on their instruments.
They’re back, and they are rocking harder than ever before. Fall Out Boy’s newest release, “Save Rock And Roll,” is finally in stores.
It started with hot pink, spiked and studded knuckle gloves and black mesh. She was dripping chains and a deep purple, front-cropped gown dragged on the ground behind towering stilettos.
B.B. King, Dave Matthews Band, crown list of local concert series Start saving your money now, folks. Summer’s right around the corner, and along with buying a new swimsuit and booking a hotel for your tropical vacation, you’re probably going to start digging deep into your pockets to secure some sweet summer concert tickets. ‘Tis the season to don your hippest sunglasses and pack into arenas to see your favorite artists up close and personal. If you’re making plans to stay in the South this summer, here’s a taste of who’s coming to a city near you — and how much you’ll have to spend to score a seat.