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Arts take center stage

Arts take center stage

Courtney Stinson March 25, 2012

The Druid City Arts Festival engaged the Tuscaloosa community on Saturday, drawing students, families and community members downtown to enjoy the art, the music and the weather at the third installment...

Kentuck offers introduction to blues

Alex Cohen March 25, 2012

Students, and perhaps most adults, would be hard pressed to name a blues artist who is alive today. That’s a shame for Alabamians, who are surrounded by the genre’s history. Luckily, a few local art...

Tuscaloosa Get Up benefit show offers best of Alabama music

Trey Irby March 21, 2012

While tickets are already sold out to the Bama Theater’s Tuscaloosa Get Up show on Friday, the show’s anticipation is still worth covering. Actually, hold on a second. I want to ask you a question....

Bama Theatre sold out for tornado relief

Bama Theatre sold out for tornado relief

Nathan Proctor March 20, 2012

Approaching the one-year anniversary of the April 27 tornado, much has been done to repair, rebuild and renovate affected areas. However, according to those at wellthatscool.com, that work isn’t finished....

DCAF goes guerrilla with outside performance

DCAF goes guerrilla with outside performance

Abbey Crain March 20, 2012

The Druid City Arts Festival kicked off this week with a Guerrilla Theatre performance by the University’s Alpha Psi Omega theater fraternity. The performance took place on the River Walk at Manderson...

Crawfish boil to feature Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa

Crawfish boil to feature Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa

Hannah Muncher March 20, 2012

While University of Alabama students were away on spring break, Red Mountain Entertainment announced the lineup for this year’s Schaeffer Eye Center Crawfish Boil. Among the acts playing the weekend-long...

John Mayer cancels Tuscaloosa concert

Victor Luckerson March 9, 2012

Recording artist John Mayer has cancelled his April 26 concert at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater, along with 17 other tour stops this spring. The Grammy Award-winning singer is taking an indefinite break...

Bands take stage at spring break spots

Bands take stage at spring break spots

Becky Robinson March 8, 2012

While most students who plan to go to the beach this spring break will probably spend most of their time on the sand relaxing, there will also be plenty of time spent having fun after the sun goes down....

Arts awareness week to precede festival

Arts awareness week to precede festival

Courtney Stinson March 8, 2012

The third annual Druid City Arts Festival, a celebration of local music, art and storytelling in downtown Tuscaloosa, will take place on March 24. This year, a Kickoff Week of free on-campus arts awareness...

Big K.R.I.T.’s latest album shows improvement

Jefferson Fabian March 7, 2012

When Big K.R.I.T. first came into the public eye with his release of “K.R.I.T. Wuz Here” in 2010, he proved he was already one of the South’s best emcees. Since then, he has done nothing but steadily...

Silly string rave hits Rounders

Silly string rave hits Rounders

Nathan Proctor March 7, 2012

Silly string often conjures memories of childhood fun, a younger sibling’s birthday party or possibly a prank on an unsuspecting friend. Tonight however, "Skribble" aims to bring silly string out of...

Acoustic Night features Voodoo Saints

Acoustic Night features Voodoo Saints

Alexandra Ellsworth March 7, 2012

“Laissez les bon temps rouler!” means, in French, “let the good times roll.” It has become the motto of the Voodoo Saints, a local New Orleans style Dixieland jazz trio that is playing at the Bama...