On a beautiful Saturday night, with the Java Barn garage door being open for the first time since the fall, five student bands competed to open at Spring Fest for Neon Trees on April 15. The bands competing for this opportunity were,…

One thing I like about St. Lawrence, which I touched on at the beginning of the semester, is their commitment to bringing real-life professionals in different areas of work to campus, especially the arts, to perform for and connect with…

The light beams against the backs of necks—purples and greens camouflaging guitars and cowboy boots alike. To your left is the swayer, to your right is the headbanger, and though they are different, the looks on their faces mimic one…

Just last week, this year’s Grammy Awards were hosted in Los Angeles on Feb. 5, 2023. About a month before the Oscars are set to happen (some of which may be given to songwriters who wrote pieces for movies), the Grammy Awards recognize…

Performing during the pandemic has been a challenge for most musicians, but with the decreasing trend in positive Covid cases on campus, it looks like live performances are finally able to make the comeback they…

Although it seemed like we were back to normal for a little while when it came to large gatherings such as sporting events, concerts, and festivals, things have taken a turn for the worst with the emerging Delta variant and lately, there’s…

Drake is one of the most popular artists arguably ever. However, in my opinion, his new album, Certified Lover Boy, falls short of the expectations that Drake has so cleverly crafted over years of producing mega…

After achy anticipation, Kanye West finally dropped his eleventh studio album, Donda. Was it a masterpiece worthy of the elusive debut concerts and attention-grabbing theatrics?…