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Sun Ra outlandish, not boring

Jordan Cissell October 13, 2014

There is absolutely no guarantee regarding whether anyone will like this record or hate it, but I can say this with complete certainty: you should listen to it and find out. Sun Ra, born Herman Poole Blount...

Student juggles budding music career, classes

Student juggles budding music career, classes

Margaret Wilbourne October 13, 2014

Michael Austin looks around his bedroom walls, gesturing to the matted posters of famous musicians and names his musical inspirations off 
one-by-one. “There’s Jimi Hendrix, Frank Sinatra, Stevie...

Futurebirds to play at Jupiter

Futurebirds to play at Jupiter

Andrew Laningham October 8, 2014

Futurebirds will bring their brand of psychedelic, country-infused rock to the Jupiter Bar 
on Thursday. “When people come to our show, they can expect a high energy rock ‘n’ roll concert with...

Octubafest returns to campus

Octubafest returns to campus

October 7, 2014

The now-annual Octubafest began in 1974 and was held at Indiana University. Organized originally by Harvey Phillips, the event kicked off a movement now 
celebrated across the country. “Octubafest...

Ben Rector to play Bama Theatre

Ben Rector to play Bama Theatre

Luisa Sanchez October 6, 2014

Nashville-based singer and songwriter Ben Rector will perform Wednesday at Tuscaloosa’s Bama Theatre as part of his Fall 2014 Tour. The tour includes 10 different college towns across the Southeast in...

Shakey Graves' upcoming album worth seeking out

Amy Marino October 5, 2014

There is no better time to recommend the inexhaustible music of Alejandro Rose-Garcia, professionally known as Shakey Graves, than the week of his new album’s release. A native of Austin, Texas, and...

The B Side opens

The B Side opens

Hope Runyan October 1, 2014

The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa will host the second annual “The B Side” art exhibit at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center this October, featuring works from 13 artists from Tuscaloosa, Birmingham...

“Passerby” showcases simplicity

Jordan Cissell September 28, 2014

In the closing seconds of “Winter is Passing,” Zoe Randell, the singing half of Australian duo Luluc, questions, “Winter is passing. I wonder what’s to come?” She doesn’t proffer an answer....

Opera Guild to host gala

Opera Guild to host gala

Elizabeth Elkin September 24, 2014

The University of Alabama Opera Guild will present its latest fund raising event, “Music and Food from Around the World: A Gustatory Gala,” to benefit the University of Alabama Opera Theatre and its...

Birmingham catches on to house concert buzz

Birmingham catches on to house concert buzz

Amy Marino September 23, 2014

In a time when small venues are hard to come by, the ultimate intimate venue has emerged: a house. Although house concerts have been around for quite some time, their popularity has risen greatly in the...

HBO showcases Beyonce, Jay Z

HBO showcases Beyonce, Jay Z

Noah Cannon September 23, 2014

When stars like Katy Perry or Lady Gaga make a concert documentary, the concert itself often takes second billing to the backstage and behind the scenes footage that attempts to paint the subject as a...

DIY Tuscaloosa promotes, serves local music scene

DIY Tuscaloosa promotes, serves local music scene

Francie Johnson September 22, 2014

Several college towns nationwide have reputations for their bustling original music scenes. Although Tuscaloosa’s music scene may lack the national recognition of these towns, it’s thriving more than...