By: Therese Burgo During our last few days on campus before winter break, in the midst of finals, my friend and I were determined to find a jazz club to visit for an evening outing – a tough task, being a last-minute decision on a Friday afternoon when many jazz clubs are already booked with …
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Måneskin’s Madison Square Garden Debut
By: Sophia Skelton The Italian rock band Måneskin rose to international popularity after winning Eurovision 2021 and putting out their cover of “Beggin’” by the Four Seasons. Their Madison Square Garden debut on September 21, 2023, complete with a sold-out audience, gave them a major stage to showcase their fire and talent. Måneskin prides themselves …
Electric Zoo Lives Up To Its Name (Unfortunately)
By: Brooke Ricci September of 2023 contains the closing events of the major EDM summer season, including Electric Zoo. Better known as EZoo, Electric Zoo takes place on Labor Day weekend of September, just in time for New York college students to start partying. However, their (and my own) partying was cut short by various …
“Cécile McLorin Salvant at the Village Vanguard, A Night of Jazz, Broadway, and Booze”
By: Ruby Fishman Before I saw the vocalist of the decade, Cécile McLorin Salvant, I had come across her in August, a little more than a month prior to her 12-night run at Seventh Avenue’s Village Vanguard. During that last Summer month, Salvant appeared on my screen, accompanied by her pianist and longtime friend Sullivan …
The Hunt for a Mac Miller Vinyl
By Chelsea Larke It all started on the morning of September 16th. It was just like any other normal morning. I woke up, put in my Airpods, and played Mac Miller’s GO:OD AM. I began pouring myself a bowl of fruit loops and walked into the living room where I asked my friends, “Do you …
An Evening with John Mayer on his Acoustic Solo Tour
By Rory Donahue John Mayer began his career in 1999 with only a guitar and a microphone. Today, he returns to his original style by embarking on his first-ever acoustic solo tour. While much has changed since his early days, his expressive, powerful vocals are still present and impactful. His Acoustic Solo Tour started in …
Coral Moons Takes on Bowery Ballroom
As a live music enthusiast, I am quick to take up an opportunity to enjoy a concert. Living in New York City, I am lucky enough to be surrounded by the hundreds of music venues the city has to offer. This summer I strived to expose myself to the breadth of talent within the 5 …
Tate McRae Live at Pier 17
Tate McRae’s debut album, released in the spring of 2022, gives off the energy of a vent session with your best friends, saying all the things you wish you could tell the boy who broke your heart. The 20-year-old pop phenomenon brings that exact energy to the stage on her headlining tour, “Are We Flying?” …
Is My Tolerance for Indie Shows Steadily Decreasing, Or Is It Simply The Crowd That Occupies Them
By: Áine Mullaly Brooklyn Steel is definitely one of my least favorite music venues in New York; it is a 16+ venue I frequented in high school that I now try my best to avoid, in part due to its irritating age demographic as well as an eerie familiarity that brings to mind memories of …
Maggie Rogers’ Feral Joy Tour at Radio City Music Hall
By: Meghan Mahaffey To kick off the Spring semester, Relish announced they would be raffling off two tickets to Maggie Rogers’ Feral Joy Tour. Needless to say, I was elated and set my heart on obtaining the tickets to the concert. I waited patiently for the results to be announced as I scrolled on Instagram …