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The Crimson White

Midtown Village presents Sounds of Tuscaloosa

Jordan Staggs • June 9, 2010

Tuscaloosa’s music scene is getting the chance to spread its influence with the first-ever Sounds of Tuscaloosa concert series. The event will take place on The Green at Midtown Village, located between...

CMT Contest leads Alabama student to Nashville

CMT Contest leads Alabama student to Nashville

Brooke Marshall • June 9, 2010

University graduate Katy Montalto recently used her love of music and natural ability to enter Country Music Television’s 2009 Music City Madness contest, not anticipating that her video would make it...

MIA's latest single drowned out by controversies

MIA’s latest single drowned out by controversies

Morgan Dowdy • June 9, 2010

“Born Free” is a great single. Built around a sample of the song “Ghost Rider” by legendary no wave band Suicide, the track’s diabolical punk grind is well-suited to MIA’s confrontational lyrics....

Sleigh Bells new album Treats dazzles

Sleigh Bells new album Treats dazzles

Trey Irby • June 9, 2010

Sleigh Bells new release “Treats” comes off of a massive wave of Internet hype and a label connection with highly acclaimed hip-hop savant M.I.A. (of “Paper Planes” fame). Sleigh Bells brandishes...

25 years of mudbugs and music

SoRelle Wyckoff • April 29, 2010

Twenty-five years ago, a few friends got together for crawfish and music in a backyard. Today, that crawfish boil has grown into Birmingham’s Schaeffer Eye Center Crawfish Boil. This weekend, about...

Monáe delivers lovable pop single

Morgan Dowdy • April 28, 2010

Before the March 31 video release of “Tightrope,” Janelle Monáe’s most notable solo compositions appeared on “Metropolis, Suite I of IV: The Chase,” a 2007 space-age themed concept EP starring...

University Singers invited to perform at Carnegie Hall

University Singers invited to perform at Carnegie Hall

Stephanie Brumfield • April 28, 2010

The University Singers will perform a concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City on May 3. “This is the first time the University Singers have ever performed in Carnegie Hall,” said Wesley King, a...

Rock Band to play Jupiter

Rock Band to play Jupiter

Cameron Kiszla • April 28, 2010

Jupiter Bar & Grill is ending the school year with a bang, bringing folk-rock group the Benjy Davis Project and electronic artist Bassnectar for today’s and Friday’s shows. Currently on a national...

Alabama Choir School takes stage for 25th anniversary

SoRelle Wyckoff • April 28, 2010

This weekend more than 180 choir members will take the stage for the 25th anniversary celebration of the Alabama Choir School. The Alabama Choir School is a community-based music education program for...

Crawfish Boil sees success despite severe weather

Crawfish Boil sees success despite severe weather

Kelsey Stein • April 25, 2010

Severe weather warnings and driving rain throughout the day Saturday couldn’t damper the enthusiasm of the nearly 3,000 attendees of the Tuscaloosa Crawfish Boil. ''Although attendance was anticipated...

A cappella concert subject to entertain

Jessica Kelly • April 25, 2010

Brian Skoog, a senior and director of Subject to Change, said the group consists of eight members and was founded in the fall of 2005 during his freshman year by UA alumnus Stephen Rotz. During its first...

UA Presents A Night of Poetry Jazz

Kyerra Dexter • April 21, 2010

The University can look forward to an entertaining night that combines poetry and jazz. “Ask Your Mama: 12 Moods of Jazz — The Langston Hughes Project” is a multimedia presentation featuring trumpeter...

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