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As onlookers huddled around the stage and peered down from the balcony, Webster’s vocals took on an entrancing weightlessness, floating in defiance of her lyricism’s down-to-earth gravity.
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Before taking the stage at The New Parish on Sept. 9, rapper-songwriter Duckwrth sat backstage in an interview with The Daily Californian, reflecting on bringing his SuperGood tour to a place close to his heart.
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Without knowing much about the man his fans call “Peggy,” you could tell what JPEGMAFIA stands for from the stage he chose to perform on.
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The artist’s commanding presence and vivacious persona created a night full of energy that only could have been produced by someone with as much confidence as she.
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In the climax of my time as Picks of the Week writer, 100 percent that bitch Lizzo is releasing Cuz I Love You is coming out this Friday.
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You may have noticed a sudden influx of fresh faces around town — that’s right, UC Berkeley will be back in session in just a few days.
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Whether or not Audrey noticed any outward changes in how I covered shows, she unwittingly helped me feel like I was capable of being a reporter.
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The concept of fame is becoming increasingly murky in the age of YouTube and Instagram celebrities. For the three-piece band Too Many Zooz, which was launched into the spotlight after a YouTube video of the three musicians busking on the New York City Subway went viral, the welcome wider sphere
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Haven’t had enough of a laugh lately? “Mortified” — a live reading one weekend of every month in which adults showcase their embarrassing childhood mementos — can help. “Mortified” encourages people of all kinds to come and “share the shame” in major American cities and overseas. On Feb. 13, “Mortified”
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Hushed in anticipation, the crowd barely let out a breath as they waited for Emily King, the New York-based singer and musician, to grace the New Parish on Thursday. The Grammy-nominated R&B singer had just begun her debut North American headlining tour in support of her most recent album, “The
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