Shippensburg University was full of music on Saturday as several SU musical ensembles performed their fall semester concerts. Old Main Chapel hosted the flute choir, the saxophone choir and the clarinet choir all in one day as the groups performed to a packed house; each individual group performed three to four songs of various genres.
After four years of radio silence, including two years of recording, Adele has finally released her new album, “25.” The long-awaited third record from the breakout star was released Friday, Nov.
Students at Shippensburg University have weaved in and out of music classes in recent years. They have explored and learned about the musical styles and dynamics of classical music, American popular music and various other forms. It is a guarantee that these students have worked closely with or bumped into Mark Hartman, an assistant professor of music at SU. Hartman experienced the typical childhood of a music enthusiast.
One Direction fans around the world were rejoicing on Friday as the band dropped its new album after the loss of key member Zayn Malik. “Made In The A.M.” is the popular boy band’s fifth studio album, and the first album without Malik, who left in March.
“Goo goo g’joob.” What makes that sound? Is it a lion, a cheetah, a whale, a plane, a fan? Some might say that is the sound a walrus makes. The only thing for sure though was it was one of the many sounds Styx made Wednesday, Nov.
If The Three Stooges ran into Bugs Bunny and then collaborated with Deadpool, they would have created something akin to “The 39 Steps.” It is a play filled with 39 levels of satire that constantly breaks through the fourth wall of the theater world.
“Don’t wanna be an American idiot,” wrote Billie Joe Armstrong in the early 2000s, rebelling against the George W.
The stage adaptation of Alfred Hitchock’s 1935 film “The 39 Steps,” brings melodrama and comedy to Memorial Auditorium, as Act V’s fall production. The show follows Richard Hannay, played by Tyler Michael Law, an innocent British man in his mid 30s dealing with the boredom of everyday life as he is thrust into the world of Nazi Intelligence.
Daniel Craig has given the world a beloved version of James Bond. From 2006 to today, fans were gifted a 007 series competently presented in modern-day, epic proportions.
The set of “Saturday Night Live” was painted red, white and blue on Nov. 7 when Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was the guest host. The episode was one of the season’s flattest, with Trump having a hard time delivering the small amount of jokes the writers threw at him.
A new art gallery has been opened on the Shippensburg University campus, but it does not display the works of well-known artists, instead it displays the works of young artists seeking to make their work known for the first time.
The audience at the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Thursday witnessed a night of true comedic talent with the help of blue collar comedy legend Bill Engvall. A comedic icon since the ’90s, Engvall is known for his laid back humor that relates to the average, hardworking person.
The hit Broadway musical “American Idiot” will come kicking and screaming to Memorial Auditorium on Nov.
There is beauty in a wrong turn down an unknown road, beauty in leaves crisped brown and crumpled into dust, beauty in a swirling black coffee — and according to “33 Variations,” there is beauty in a simple song and a flighty girl.
The months from October to December are when filmmakers show off their best material for the year.
Even though it was cold outside, it was warm inside the Halloween-themed Thought Lot as three bands brought the fire and intensity of death metal roots. Bound by the Grave, DNA Through Ashes and Sadistic Vision shredded their way into the hearts of locals, resonating with the love of music that demands an audience to thrash around, no matter how small the venue.
Panic! at the Disco fans are feeling the Halloween spirit after the band released the music video for the group’s new single, “Emperor’s New Clothes.” The video, released on Oct.
It has been a long time since REO Speedwagon’s debut in the late 1960s, but that does not stop the seasoned rock ‘n’ roll veterans from putting on a show that puts bands half its age to shame.
Bill Engvall, who is best known for the “Blue Collar Comedy” tour and his appearances in film, will be hitting the H.
