Fifty years ago, a television show and debut single titled, “Last Train to Clarksville,” began a musical monarchy known as The Monkees. Since then, The Monkees have become a pop icon. This summer,...

Typically, listening to a pop record is much like reading a novel. There is a clear single, a thoughtful love-struck ballad or two, some filler tracks, and hopefully a Top 40 hit that will plague the radio...

Brendon Urie, now the lone member of Panic! At the Disco, began his transition into more pop and synth based tunes back in 2013 with Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! Keeping the same upbeat vibe, but...

On Nov. 27, the English pop quartet, The Vamps, released their second studio album named after the single “Wake Up.” Upon first glance, The Vamps read as any other boy band. Four teenage or early-twenties...

With the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, many people are taking it as their personal responsibility to voice their concerns and support. Musicians and artists are no exception to this and are even more...

For 16 years, the VooDoo Music Festival has been a staple of the New Orleans music scene. This year was no exception with over 100,000 music lovers swarming City Park for the event which took place Oct....

On Thursday, Oct. 22, the campus got a visit from a local New Haven band who drew a hefty crowd to the German Club. José Oyola & The Astronauts describe themselves as experimental indy-pop,...

In the past month, the sale of Michael Jackson’s multi-platinum catalog along with the works of other musicians have begun their transition into new ownership at Sony/ATV Music Publishing. Sony/ATV is...

Since the first hints of recording were planted back in July, Mayday Parade fans have been anxiously awaiting the follow up to the band’s first top ten album Monsters In The Closet, which dropped back...

The past two weekends, over 140 artists created the lineup of the 14th annual Austin City Limits Music Festival. With several big name headliners like Of Monsters and Men, The Strokes, Drake, and The Foo...