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(04/05/17 9:20pm)
Nadje Noordhuis with Ohio University Jazz Faculty & Guests and Jazz Ensemble II 7:30 p.m. at ARTS/West, 132 W. State St. Accompanied by jazz faculty and students from Ohio University, Australian-born trumpeter Nadje Noordhuis will open the 2017 Athens Jazz Festival. Noordhuis, now based in Brooklyn, combines classical, jazz and world music styles to create a one-of-a-kind sound. Admission: free.
(03/27/17 10:18pm)
When a bird sings during the dawn chorus or later in the sunlight, the tones and phrasing emerging from its beak repeat in a hypnotic and often moving way.
(03/09/17 1:51am)
Lorde’s new single is, in one word, perfection. The new-age track, “Greenlight,” is unapologetic, well-written, well-composed and just dark enough to give you chills; it’s absolutely flawless.
(02/23/17 3:21am)
WHAT: “I Have No Appetite” art opening
(02/21/17 9:45pm)
Nelsonville Music Festival added 18 more artists to its lineup on Monday. The second round of artists for the festival, which takes place June 1-4, includes Cloud Nothings and Conor Oberst.
(02/15/17 11:14pm)
After a five-year break from recording music, Hayes Carll released his first album since 2011 last year and is supporting Lovers and Leavers with a tour. Stuart’s Opera House will host Carll on Friday, and the doors open at 7 p.m.
(02/09/17 11:32pm)
Taylor Swift’s sixth record is one of the most highly-anticipated musical projects in the works right now. With all the rumors going around on social media, how is one to know the truth?
(02/08/17 12:21am)
In 1963, The Beatles released Please Please Me, their debut album. Please Please Me was recorded in an incredible, day-long, £400 studio session — and topped the U.K. charts for 30 weeks. Please Please Me is still a highly regarded record, landing at #39 on Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
(01/20/17 2:21am)
Mental illness can have a heavy connotation to it, but after multiple campaigns the stigma is starting to be broken. On Saturday at 9 p.m., the American Music Therapy Association for Students will host Strike Down the Stigma at Casa Nueva featuring performances by Wolfmen, Ben Leeson, Slim Magnificent and Caitlin Kraus.
(01/20/17 12:02am)
When you think of a music city, you probably think Nashville, Tennesse, or Los Angeles. I did, too. Now, I think of Austin, Texas.
(01/19/17 2:41am)
Tornadoes, a car crash, drowned sound equipment — MojoFlo has been through it all and has come out alive enough to perform for an Athens crowd once again.
(01/18/17 11:02pm)
Music lovers, rejoice — an impressive selection of musicians are set to perform in Athens this weekend.
(01/12/17 10:29pm)
Pascal Guyon is a three-time Grammy nominee. He is a French music producer who has found much success working with artists known for their big voices, such as Leona Lewis and Anthony Hamilton. He has also done work in the Latin, jazz and classical scenes. I wanted to hear insight from a seasoned producer with a diverse resume.
(01/12/17 12:01am)
It’s impossible to deny 2016 saw the release of some excellent albums. But 2017 looks promising as well. Here are 10 albums expected to be released that will be worth a listen.
(01/09/17 1:24am)
From fires to thefts to a presidential search announcement, Athens had a few eventful weeks during the break between Fall and Spring semesters. Here's some of the news that happened over winter break.
(01/01/17 2:27am)
Most people can agree that 2016 has been a difficult year. The presidential election was arduous, regardless of your preferred candidate won. Don’t forget Brexit and the siege and subsequent fall of Aleppo. David Bowie, Prince, Arnold Palmer, Alan Rickman, Leonard Cohen and Carrie Fisher, amongst others, all died. And after a steady decline in popularity over the past 10 years or so, the VCR finally met its end in July.
(11/18/16 12:46am)
All of the press I’ve seen on Elle King takes the angle of the unlikely pop star. She’s a clever songwriter and a talented vocalist, but she doesn’t have the modern society’s idea of an attractive look. By that, I mean she is not a size zero, two or four.
(11/17/16 2:54am)
This weekend is the last one before Thanksgiving break, and, as usual, there is a wide assortment of activities for people to do before they leave Athens.
(11/16/16 10:00am)
Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2016:
(11/15/16 1:57am)
Concerts give fans the opportunity to see their favorite musicians perform for them, but many are never able to sit on stage during the performance. On Wednesday, Stuart’s Opera House will host a Backstage Evening with Steve Poltz in which audience members will get to watch the show from the stage.
