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This aptitude for arena-worthy music makes Imploding the Mirage an overall exhilarating experience, one that offers much needed escape, excitement and hopefulness.
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If music is a conversation, then I can block my ears to everyone around me; I commune only with the past.
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Grade: 4.5/5 It’s a good month for rock-and-roll fans. Bruce Springsteen, dubbed “The Boss” by fans of the genre, is back and better than ever with his captivating performance in Springsteen on Broadway. The show was finally made available to the public as both a Netflix special and as a
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Not only did it pay homage to an era of rock that’s phasing out, but it was also an evocative image of Allison’s initial foray into music — alone, singing to herself in her bedroom.
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Niall Horan brought his humble Irish charm to Mountain View last Saturday on the Bay Area leg of his “Flicker World Tour.”
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Before you read any further, open up Spotify or Apple Music or Tidal or whatever service you use to listen to music, and put on “Called Out In The Dark.”
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The club’s open mic Sept. 8, located at SoDoI Coffee Tasting House, included an amalgam of covers of classic crowd favorites and prodigious original student work.
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Get ready for bald eagles to screech from afar as the Liberty Bell rings out from the redwood forest to the Gulf Stream waters. Let’s make John Adams blush.
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Even before reports of low attendance at President Donald Trump’s inauguration, his administration encountered an issue that was unprecedented in modern history: no one wanted to perform.
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The man, the myth, the dude fueling Leslie Knope’s libido: Joe Biden. You may know the uber-expressive, ice cream loving selfie savant as Vice President of the United States, but we at the Clog predict that by this time next year, he will be known as Berkeley’s local hero. His
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