By Mary Williams Daily Bruin Senior Staff Feedback settling into notes and beats and melodies erupting into feedback ““ this describes most of the music in Ackerman Grand Ballroom Sunday night, the closing night of the four-day All Tomorrow’s Parties concert. Read more...

By Anthony Bromberg Daily Bruin Senior Staff A music festival is a loud thing, with people running back and forth to see all of their favorite acts bang out half an hour or hour long sets. Read more...

By Mary Williams Daily Bruin Senior Staff Cecil Taylor is quite a character. Starting his set on an offstage microphone, Taylor chose to introduce his music with a reading that included math equations and facts about electrons, read in different voices and interrupted by goblin-esque noises. Read more...

By Anthony Bromberg Daily Bruin Senior Staff Friday night at Royce Hall, a colorful, spectacular light show was one of the few connecting elements between the music acts that were there to perform for the All Tomorrow’s Parties festival. Read more...

  The band Sonic Youth will be curating the All Tomorrow’s Parties festival at UCLA. Sonic Youth has assembled its "wish list" of 53 bands that will play throughout the weekend. Read more...

Thusday March 14th Royce Hall Doors 6:30 p.m. Nathaniel Mackey 7:10-7:30 Ira Cohen 7:35-7;55 Gerard Malanga 8:05-8:25 Lydia Lunch 8:35-8:55 Smog 9:05-9;45 John Sinclair 10-11 Cecil Taylor 11:15-12 a.m. Read more...

Biz3 Publicity Underground hip-hop group Cannibal Ox will be playing in Ackerman Grand Ballroom on Saturday. By Mary Williams Daily Bruin Senior Staff Cannibal Ox may be just from New York, but the underground hip-hop scene to which it belongs could just as well be another world ““ one where everyone knows one another, and groups are factions of larger collections of artists. Read more...