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The highlight of the program, Mendelssohn’s “Violin Concerto in E minor, Opus 64” was performed by María Dueñas, an extremely impressive soloist who garnered the crowd’s attention from her first note.
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Greta Van Fleet clearly has some talent when it comes to both performance and musicianship even if lacking in authenticity and originality.
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Coming out to the resounding applause of the audience, the El Paso quartet, Cigarettes After Sex, took center stage at Oakland’s Fox Theater last Tuesday
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The guitarist-centered move poised the show as a statement — this isn’t your older brother’s Vampire Weekend.
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Walking the festival grounds from one stage to another meant wading through a never-ending stream of Rolling Loud party-goers, huddled in groups of friends, united by the mission to have the best time possible.
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Juice Wrld’s performance of “Lucid Dreams,” the hit single that brought him into the mainstream, electrified the crowd.
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The Bay Area holds a special place for its own. While rappers such as E-40 and Mac Dre spent years developing the Bay’s trademark sound, SOB X RBE has been able to bring melody to it, which is the key to today’s modern hip-hop setting.
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Dominic Fike has a wondrously cohesive brand as an artist: uncategorizable.
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The crowd included people of all ages, but as one looked around, it was difficult not to notice how many audience members were clad in the slightly more drab and boring version of the famous Pharrell hat.
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The music of Of Monsters and Men isn’t that of your typical party soundtrack, but while introducing “Wars,” lead singer Ragnar Þórhallsson said, “If you like dancing, it’s the song for you.”
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