UCLA's Colleges Against Cancer club hopes to strike chords among Bruins through a night of emotive music and speakers with UCLA's first ever "Rock Out for a Cure." Read more...
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Colleges Against Cancer will host UCLA’s first ever “Rock Out for a Cure” as a preview of the campus’ annual Relay for Life.
"Easy Way Out," Virgin Forest's latest album since its debut LP "Joy Atrophy," is one of those albums that seems to give direct insight into the band's feelings and does not hold anything back. Read more...
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Justin Good, a fourth-year education student from California State University at Sacramento, otherwise known as artist J.Good, believes in keeping it real. Read more...
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Fourth-year California State University at Sacramento student Justin Good, also known as J.Good, will be performing tonight at Kerckhoff Coffee House as part of Cultural Affairs Commission’s weekly concert series.
Blake Mills began writing music because he wanted to impress a girl in high school. Read more...
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Blake Mills will perform with three-time Grammy-award winner Lucinda Williams tonight at Royce Hall as part of UCLA Live’s Roots Music Series. He is currently on tour with Williams.
In its song "I'm Impressed," alternative rock band They Might Be Giants sings about a man who "gives you five good reasons to follow him." He's so impressive, the band continues, that "you see nobody leaving the stadium." Read more...
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Alternative rock band They Might Be Giants will be playing at UCLA’s Royce Hall this Saturday. The band will be playing both a daytime and a nighttime concert.
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In the midst of the anticipation of the new seasons of singing competitions such as "American Idol" and "The Voice," UCLA will be showcasing a different style of music this weekend "“ a cappella. Read more...
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UCLA Bruin Harmony will be one of six groups competing in the first ever Los Angeles A Cappella Festival Scholastic Competition on Friday in Ackerman Grand Ballroom.
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Few have heard the music of Austrian composer Eric Zeisl. Many have probably never heard the name before. Zeisl had been sucked into the unknown and was neglected for more than 50 years because many of his compositions were never published or recorded. Read more...
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Austrian composer Eric Zeisl’s works will be performed by the UCLA Philharmonia in “Concerto Grosso,” a three-movement concerto written to feature the cello.
