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The fanatical audience made up for this technical fault by singing its heart out to each track on the set list — from the spacious floor of the Masonic to its huge balcony, fans danced and swayed as .Paak and the Free Nationals commanded the crowd to forget the outside world and engross itself in the music.
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While Grande’s past albums often approached her romantic relationships in black-and-white fashion, Grande explores a more nuanced perspective of love in her new album.
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As Grande’s body of work has increased, so has her predisposition to muddling about in very hot water. Double-double, toil and trouble, among the public’s lit torches, the cauldron was bound to bubble.
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From nostalgic reimaginations of our favorite childhood movies to guest appearances by many of Ariana Grande’s famous friends, “thank u, next” was everything we never knew we needed. If you’re in need of a study break, take the Clog’s quiz to find out which version of Ariana Grande from this iconic music video you are.
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After an excruciating three-year wait since the release of his last album, Earl Sweatshirt’s minimal yet lyrically and emotionally dense Some Rap Songs delivers on its immeasurable hype — it is the album of the year.
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This year, women are at the forefront of modern music. From those already at the top of their game, such as ponytail-wearing superstar Ariana Grande, to those just getting started, such as U.K. R&B singer Jorja Smith, female artists have dominated 2018’s soundtrack with their bops, ballads and visual albums.
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Anti-Donald Trump protesters initially organized by BAMN took to the streets for a second night Wednesday, congregating on Sproul Plaza before marching toward the Oakland Federal Building to join a larger demonstration.
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Mac Miller moves away from his “Donald Trump shit” into a deeper, more developed aesthetic in his newest album, GO:OD AM. The rapper evolves from his frat-boy persona found in previous albums, and uses his recent struggles with addiction — briefly discussed in his last mixtape, “Faces” — to explore
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School is out for the summer, if only for those of us at UCB. So, that means that this announcement, the announcement for the line-up of arguably the biggest and most anticipated hip-hop festival on the planet was just around the corner. Yes, the bill for this year’s Rock The
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