By: Zoey Martinez To some people, buying a concert ticket and proceeding to forget about it until a few days before is the norm. Others, however, plan for the occasion months in advance–their outfit, their makeup, and most importantly, their camping plans. Although camping for concerts has been around for decades, it’s grown tremendously since …

By: Maddie Bimonte and Jack Warner An artist always needs a manager. Someone to jump start their career and be a driving force in getting them gigs and appearances. But most of the time, they’re the villains in the story. Take a look at Colonel Tom Parker, Elvis Pressley’s manager. Or even Allen Klein who …

By: Sara Morales Jazz, often considered the soundtrack of the 20th century, has seen its unfortunate demise in recent decades. While popular culture of the time included the likes of artists such as Billie Holiday and Duke Ellington, the age of Rap and Raeggeton has pushed Jazz to the back of the shelf. Avid Jazz …

By: Jaclyn Wickersham After attending “Summit Indie Fest” this October, I sat down with the festival’s founder, Joel Greer, to discuss the event’s future. The festival was founded by Greer’s non-profit organization, Team Summit, and the ticket sales raised money for the non-profit. Team Summit supports impoverished youth and families in Lawrence, Massachusetts, and their  …