Octubafest performances to offer a 'new perspective' on tuba
By Alexis Eichelberger | Oct. 10, 2016The annual series of concerts featuring the tuba and other low brass instruments will include performances by students and faculty.
MUSIC
Amplified Observations: Pitch-shifted singing started in 1960s, but did Frank Ocean recently perfect it?
By Luke Furman | Oct. 10, 2016Columnist Luke Furman asserts Frank Ocean has perfected pitch-shifted vocals on his last album and renaissance of pitch-shifted vocals.
On a High Note: Freedom Sings lights up Baker Center
By Halle Weber | Oct. 6, 2016The band of talented, seasoned musicians reminds us how lucky we are to have our freedom.
Indie pop group Clubhouse to perform at The Union
By Lindsey Lukacs | Oct. 5, 2016Clubhouse has previously performed with HAIM and Soulja Boy.
Bon Iver’s ‘22, A Million’ pushes the limits of what indie artists do with their music
By Rachel Danner | Oct. 5, 2016With haunting vocals and distorted sounds, the album shows “what music can be or do.”
Marching 110 alumni can relive favorite memories during Homecoming performances
By Alexis Eichelberger | Oct. 3, 2016The Marching 110 and jazz bands will welcome their alumni home with performances and fun this weekend.
Amplified Observations: Music documentaries cover the details not covered by the music
By Luke Furman | Oct. 3, 2016Music documentaries offer a clear lens into the life of performers at their most candid and unrestrained.
Soulja Boy 'Told 'Em' at Riverfest on Saturday
By Hope Roberts | Oct. 2, 2016Soulja Boy, along with other lesser-known acts, performed at Riverfest on Saturday night.
Country music fans sat on MemAud stage with performers during live show
By Georgia Davis | Sep. 30, 2016Three Girls Rocked Into a Bar performed country music — old and new — at MemAud on Friday.
"Three Girls Rock Into A Bar" performs at MemAud Friday, allows concertgoers to sit on stage
By Georgia Davis | Sep. 29, 2016Three Girls Rock Into A Bar will perform at the Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Friday, and those who attend will be seated on stage with the artists.
Mac Miller further blurs the line of his artistry on 'The Divine Feminine'
By Jimmy Watkins | Sep. 28, 2016The Post's Jimmy Watkins delivers a guide to Mac Miller's new album, The Divine Feminine.
Burning Man is coming to Southeast Ohio as the Mosaic Experiment
By LynAnne Vucovich | Sep. 27, 2016The Mosaic Experiment is a self-reliant and accepting four day collaborative art event.
Out of the Comfort Zone: Midpoint Music Festival and Cincinnati both prove to be fun experiences
By Juli Holbert | Sep. 27, 2016Columnist Juli Holbert enjoys the sights and sounds of Cincinnati on her first trip to the city for the Midpoint Music Festival.
Amplified Observations: Songs don’t need to be works of Shakespeare to get the point across
By Luke Furman | Sep. 26, 2016Songwriters need not use vague lyricism and obscure references to get the point across. In fact, it makes connecting to the listener more difficult and removed.
On a High Note: 'Stranger to Stranger' strikes a chord with fans of Paul Simon
By Halle Weber | Sep. 22, 2016At 74, Paul Simon is still going strong.
Country acts Jake Owen, Brett Eldredge to perform in Athens this weekend
By Georgia Davis | Sep. 21, 2016OU Parents Weekend and Country Night Lights are on the same weekend this year, but that is not stopping students from attending.
Pop musician Daya to perform at Memorial Auditorium on Thursday
By Lindsey Lukacs | Sep. 20, 2016Pop musician Daya is making her way to Athens on Thursday.
Amplified Observations: Reggae contains a rich cultural depth extending beyond Bob Marley
By Luke Furman | Sep. 19, 2016Columnist Luke Furman laments the distorted image reggae has taken for public consumption, far removed from its original cultural spirit and politicking.
Athena Grand to show documentary about country singer's battle with cancer
By Georgia Davis | Sep. 18, 2016The Athena Grand will screen To Joey, with Love — a movie about country duo and married couple Joey and Rory Feek.
Hillel to host Jewish funk band from Pittsburgh at The Union on Thursday
By Luke Furman | Sep. 13, 2016Chillent will jam their way through a combination of traditional Jewish tunes, original compositions and funk standards at The Union on Thursday night. The event is hosted by Hillel in collaboration with the Ohio University Performing Art & Concert Series and the Campus Involvement Center.
