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Last Xpress Night of semester partners with Bama Buddies

Becky Robinson December 5, 2012

Bama Buddies is partnering with Xpress Night this Thursday, Dec. 6 to promote campus unity through service during the holiday season. Bama Buddies has been working with student groups on campus for the...

Holiday Acoustic Night to feature 4-musician lineup

Megan Miller December 5, 2012

The Bama Theatre will host their fourth annual Holiday Acoustic Night to benefit the Good Samaritan Clinic this Thursday, Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m. “They do a wonderful job of helping people who have no health...

UA graduate student pursues music for life

Deanne Winslett December 5, 2012

When graduate student Jonathan Roberts began learning to play the piano at age 7, he had no idea he would make a career out of it. But, as Roberts grew, so did his passion for the keys. In high school,...

High hopes for return of country duo The Civil Wars circulate around web

Noelle Brake December 5, 2012

Most bands get their start by either working with another, more popular artist or band or relentlessly selling their music to anyone who will listen. Not all of today’s bands have to do that, though,...

Student duo to release 2013 EP

Becky Robinson December 4, 2012

Most musicians would do anything for the spotlight, but not Lena Dice. This UA student’s passion for music is a quieter one that began blossoming in recent months. Dice, a junior majoring in psychology,...

Swamp Cabbage to perform at local Acoustic Night

Francie Johnson November 29, 2012

Both culturally and geographically, Tuscaloosa is far from the wetlands of southeast Florida. But Walter Parks, vocalist and guitarist of Swamp Cabbage, plans on musically transporting his audience straight...

New choir focuses on small group, early music

Deanne Winslett November 28, 2012

Graduate student John Martin has a deep love for any music composed before 1750. He has adored the genre, known as early music, thoughout his graduate degree and is now taking it to another level by creating...

Decades later, Hilaritas still 1 of Tuscaloosa's traditions

Decades later, Hilaritas still 1 of Tuscaloosa’s traditions

Lauren Carlton November 28, 2012

The University of Alabama’s School of Music is kicking off the holiday season this weekend with Hilaritas, an annual holiday concert put on by the University Singers under the direction of John Ratledge...

Sophomore makes next-level Gameboy music

Becky Robinson November 15, 2012

Normally, when you see someone fiddling on a Gameboy, it is safe to assume they are revisiting their favorite childhood games. But not Max Dolensky. If you see him with his Gameboy, there is a good chance...

Mojo Trio to perform at Woodstock Festival Arts Center

Mojo Trio to perform at Woodstock Festival Arts Center

Mary Kathryn Patterson November 14, 2012

Mojo Trio, a popular band among bar venues, is set to perform at the Woodstock Festival Arts Center in Woodstock, Ala., on Saturday, Nov. 17 at 9 p.m. The band is made up of three members, including guitarist...

Callooh! Callay! releases new, compelling album

Jordan Cissell November 14, 2012

Here’s the neat thing about local act Callooh! Callay!’s new album “TALK:” it’s equally compelling at a speaker-rattling blast as it is in low-volume ambience. If that strikes you as dubious,...

Walk Off The Earth blazing a trail through music industry

Francie Johnson November 8, 2012

These days, I’ve heard the term “indie” being tossed around in the music industry as professionals and fans alike nonchalantly slap the label onto any band or artist without a major record deal....