Bailey Cassada
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Fry brings together ‘all the lonely people’ in cover of ‘Eleanor Rigby’
There is no question that The Beatles are one of the most quintessential bands of all time. Despite their music nearing 60 years old, their iconic tunes are still popular today.
SU administration and SGA hold welcome-back for sophomores
After a successful first week of classes, the Student Government Association (SGA) and First-Year Experience teamed up to treat sophomores to a root beer float social event Friday afternoon.
Review: AJR’s ‘OK ORCHESTRA’ shows mastery in producing, song writing
2020 was a difficult year for many musicians. With COVID-19 canceling their tour, the band AJR decided to release their album “OK ORCHESTRA” on March 26.
Review: APB Hosts ‘Kinky Boots’ musical movie night for students
The Activities Program Board (APB) showed the movie musical “Kinky Boots” on March 4, which did not disappoint.
Commentary: Feel-good songs to brighten your mood
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has been stressful for everyone. While I have also been stressed, there is one thing that never fails to lift my spirits — music.
Review: ‘The Band’s Visit’ is truly ‘Something Different’
“Nothing is as beautiful as something that you don’t expect.” This lyric from the song “Something Different” perfectly describes the essence of the musical “The Band’s Visit.”
Review: ‘The Social Dilemma’ reveals shocking truth of cell phone, social media usage
“If you’re not paying for the product, you are the product.”
Review: ‘Come From Away’ tells a story of kindness in a time of crisis
The 2017 Broadway musical “Come From Away,” tells the true story of how Newfoundland, Canada, welcomed nearly 7,000 airplane passengers whose flights were in the air during 9/11.
Review: AJR’s ‘Bummerland’ encourages audiences to look on the bright side
The band, AJR released its latest single “Bummerland” on Aug. 31.
Commentary: Broadway musical ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ reminds audiences that they are not alone during hard times
Stageagent.com summarized the show well, saying it “[T]ells the story of a young man with social anxiety disorder who so yearns to make a connection with his peers, that he fabricates a relationship with a deceased student to become closer to the boy’s family.”