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The Blues Will Never Die: Buddy Guy at State Theatre

Sam Bromer  —  Apr 24, 2013

As long as Buddy Guy is around, the blues will never die. Sam Bromer ’16 reflects on Guy's performance at State Theatre and the influence of the blues legend. 

The American Laureate of the Eccentric

Henry Staley  —  Apr 12, 2013

David Sedaris is the American Laureate of the Eccentric. On Tuesday, he came to the State Theater to give readings of his new book Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls, his New Yorker essay Old Faithful and spoken anecdotes on his travels across the country. 

Alchemists of Sound: The Chieftains at The State Theatre

Aditi Bhowmick  —  Feb 28, 2013

Who are the Chieftains? This Irish band brought us "Cotton-eyed Joe," "Lily Love" and, most recently, a memorable performance at the State Theatre. Aditi Bhowmick '16 reflects on Tuesday night's concert.

Arts Around Ithaca (Week of Feb 25)

Sun Staff  —  Feb 25, 2013

The Arts and Entertainment staff keep you updated on whats going on around town this week.

Still Singing the Blues

Henry Staley  —  Feb 5, 2013

Henry Staley '16 talks about race, roots and the blues after seeing Taj Mahal Trio on Saturday night.

Concerts to Look Forward to: Spring 2013

Sun Staff  —  Jan 31, 2013

Sam Bromer '16, Sydney Ramsden '14, and Meredith Joyce '14 break down the concerts we're looking forward to this semester in 2013.

Jeff Mangum of Neutral Milk Hotel to Play State Theatre

Lianne Bornfeld  —  Nov 13, 2012

Jeff Mangum of the band Neutral Milk Hotel will embark on his last ever acoustic tour this January, taking to Ithaca’s State Theatre Feb. 13 with his signature blend of quirky lyrics and acoustic melodies.

Banjammin'

Clio Chang  —  Nov 6, 2012

The astounding variety of styles and maestro musicians at the State Theatre's NY Banjo Summit has Clio Chang '14 praising the event as "a night of talent, spirit and roots."

At Long Last Love: Citizen Cope at the State

Kerry Close  —  Nov 5, 2012

There’s something about Citizen Cope that's indefinable yet distinctly recognizable. At Thursday's performance at the State Theatre, it took the band far too long to capture that elusive feeling, writes News Editor Kerry Close '14. 

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