By: Clare Flynn On Monday, September 30th, 2024, Conan Gray performed at Madison Square Garden for the first time with his Found Heaven on Tour. Despite playing in New York before, this sold-out show was his biggest performance in the city to date. All over Midtown, Manhattan, fans were decked out in yellow and black, …
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The Triple Nickel
By: Therese Burgo On a recent trip to the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, I found myself standing in front of an illustrated map of the neighborhood during the Harlem Renaissance. The map listed the names of many prominent musicians from the era in small writing, including where they lived, performed, won awards, and more. …
Inhaler: Irish Rock Sensation
By: Emma Swope Irish rock sensation Inhaler performed for an electric crowd at Pier 17 on Friday, October 17th, marking a high point in their 2024 North American tour. The show was relatively early in their tour, only the 6th out of 22 shows. As it was my second time seeing them, I had very …
Gracie Abrams’ Secret at Radio City Hall
By: Natalie Kiene A hair bow is mandatory for any of Gracie Abrams’ sold-out shows. Entering the lobby of Radio City Music Hall you will be met with a sea of lace, ribbons and of course, bows. Gracie first gained attention when she opened for Olivia Rodrigo on her U.S. leg of the Sour Tour. …
From Disney Star to Pop Sensation: Sabrina Carpenter’s Journey to Fame
By: Malgorzata (Gosia) Gorska This year, pop music has seen a rise in female stars like Chappell Roan, Addison Rae, and Tyla. Yet, it’s hard to disagree that 2024 belongs to none other than the shortest and sweetest – Sabrina Carpenter. Not long after opening for Taylor Swift on the Eras Tour, the release of …
Beastie Boys Square: Unveiling The Lower East Side’s Love Letter to the Hip-Hop Trio
By: Emily Tonna On September 9, 2023, I had the privilege to attend a ceremony celebrating the unveiling of Lower East Side’s newest landmark: Beastie Boys Square. For those unfamiliar, the intersection of Ludlow and Rivington is home to the album cover of the Beastie Boy’s 1989 record that changed hip-hop forever, “Paul’s Boutique.” The …
Soundscapes of Solitude: Manhattan’s Best Solo Listening Spots
By: Zoey Martinez Manhattan is a music hub. When thinking about a music hub, people tend to think of live music and concerts, but the simplicity of listening to music with headphones on is often overlooked. The feeling of listening to your favorite music – whether that is pop, rap, country, R&B, or folk – …
Worth the Wait: Tomi Jazz
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 …
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 …