Arts & Culture
A Conversation With Fanclub Collective
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Music can seem like it’s white dominated. But it’s not.
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Dark Star Orchestra Proves the Music Still Hasn’t Stopped in Ithaca
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As I looked around, it was comforting to know that we were surrounded by a big group of kids my age and wouldn’t be terrorized by die-hard deadheads claiming I was at the wrong concert or berating me for wearing a Phish shirt.
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Bob Dylan Performs At Ithaca College
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Thank goodness Dylan was able to keep the crowd focused. If it were any other artist, I would’ve walked out of the venue instantly.
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‘Body’ Stars Loud Luxury Prove Syracuse Goes Harder Than Ithaca
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Unlike with a lot of EDM, they didn’t need to count down to drops or verbally signal where the songs were going. They let the music speak for itself, and it paid off.
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Salsa Legend Marlow Rosado Transports Bailey Hall to Another World
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If you’re looking for a healthy dose of latin jazz and retro salsa beats, I would recommend checking out Marlow Rosado y La Riqueña’s albums.
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Box of Rain Returns to Ithaca with Impressive Renditions of the Grateful Dead
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Amidst the fun and dancing, the band also took a solemn moment during the performance to honor the recent passing of the Grateful Dead member Robert Hunter.
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Saint Motel Performs at Cornell’s Barton Hall, Details New Album
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The Homecoming 2019 concert was a blast due to Daya’s and Saint Motel’s fervent performances.
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Saint Motel and Daya Set to Perform at Cornell’s Barton Hall on Saturday
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The show is set to begin at 8 p.m. on Oct. 5 with doors opening at 7 p.m.
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Ali Shaheed Muhammad of A Tribe Called Quest Performs with The Midnight Hour at The Haunt
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During The Midnight Hours set, blocks for expressive solos of the saxophone, the drums, the bass, the keyboard and the trumpet were spontaneously included.
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Cat Power and Arsun Put a Spell Over Ithaca
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From the very beginning of Cat Power’s own set, deep red lighting bathed the stage and obscured Marshall’s face.