Tag: music

Jonathan Wynn, University of Massachusetts Amherst Coachella unofficially kicks off the 2017 U.S. festival season on April 15, and while this year’s event...

Tim McFarlin, Elon University In the days following Chuck Berry’s death, commentators have trampled over each other in a race to honor him...

Could metalcore music be embodying the rage currently displayed in this presidential election?

"It’s pretty clear that the biggest rock bands don’t do as well as the biggest country, pop or hip hop groups. There’s definitely a struggle to maintain a good spirit about the state of rock and roll when you see people who you feel are doing less, maybe lugging less equipment or bring a laptop on stage to run tracks, and they’re the ones making all the big money."

Jonathan Wynn, University of Massachusetts Amherst Last year the Institute of Museum and Library Services offered a catchy statistic: the United States has more museums...

Naeemah Clark, Elon University Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. But apparently a woman scorned is also the foundation of a creative tour...

Nick Lehr, The Conversation With the New Year approaching, we highlight the top arts and culture stories from 2015. Over the past year, there was no...

Karen McNally, London Metropolitan University Frank Sinatra’s 100th birthday on December 12 is being celebrated with all the requisite fanfare: Alex Gibney’s HBO documentary Sinatra:...