Category: Music
Music
Adam Strong continues his series of stories about life in the ’90s. In this essay, he reflects on his time in college and being a DJ for the college radio station, WUSC-FM 90.5, aka WUSSY.
A surreal experience having one of your Beatles die and watching it at the hotel bar where you lived off chili night and popcorn and endless cups of coffee.
After recently seeing a Backstreet Boys concert, Maureen Haeger reflects on her experience as a Child Christian in the 1990s, worshiping at the altar of chaste preteen horniness, when it was Christian Summer Camp versus ...
Travis Laurence Naught shares his experiences seeing Bob Dylan in concert over the years, and most recently in 2022 as Dylan opened his West Coast swing of his Rough and Rowdy Ways worldwide tour.
John Michael’s newest Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise column, “Smile, Pick It Up, and Enjoy Nature’s Flow,” is about his recent time in Portland and seeing Hailey Whitters in concert at Mississippi Studios.
In case you haven’t heard, The Brian Jonestown Massacre are on tour for the first time in years. To celebrate, I thought I’d share my top five favorite BJM albums.
Taylor Hawkins, the drummer for the Foo Fighters, has died at 50. The cause of death is unknown at this time.
Our relationships with art and music can run deep, but when beloved artists assume uncomfortable stances on issues, it can be difficult to separate the art from the artist.
The 2021 Eurovision Song Contest had one foot in the future, and the other aimed at foes and challenges of yesteryear.
With the Spice Girls making a return in 2019, I feel the women of tomorrow would be better served not taking them to heart as I did.
