Tag: music

Drexel University students decided 2025 was the year for Earth Day to evolve into Earth Week. From face painting to gardening, the week of April…

On April 13, Drexel’s Flux club partnered with Depop to put on a memorable Boiler Room-inspired event, showcasing Drexel’s very own talent. The event consisted…

On April 24, Flux — a student-run club that organizes concerts on campus and provides students with hands-on experience in live music production — hosted…

This past Sunday, on April 26, synth-pop duo Magdalena Bay delivered a captivating performance at Franklin Music Hall in Philadelphia as part of their Imaginal…

From now until the end of June there is a new exhibition available at Chinatown north’s Asian Arts Initiative. Titled “Crescendo: How Art Makes Movements,”…

Some performances are meant to be a spectacle–big stages, fireworks, confetti drops. Others, like Sombr’s and Daniel Seavey’s recent show at Brooklyn Bowl in Philadelphia,…

The first weekend of Coachella 2025 in Indio, California has wrapped and it has sparked debate amongst festival goers and music lovers: has the critically…

A$AP Rocky has lived quite a life in his 36 years on planet Earth. After growing up homeless in the streets of Harlem, he went…

While winter has not completely ended, a few warm days have snuck in here and there, showing that spring is not as far away as…

The cultural influences of the 1960s and 1970s, particularly in music, fashion, art and politics, still have an impact today. While no cultural era is…