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As I sat down in the ever-elegant Stanley Theatre, I wasn't sure what to expect. Would this portrayal of the classic musical cause m...

For those of us without the means to afford full stadium rock shows, we are often treated to the dive bar treatment, or a straight up four-p...

Bethany Cosentino and her Best Coast project were the biggest deal in muffled garage rock two years ago. I saw the band a total of three...

Fans of music could easily compare a live show to a Sunday mass. For Chicago soul star Willis Earl Beal, it's easy to make that comparis...

M83 - Photo by Tom Nugent For those who go to music festivals, three days in the hot pouring sun combined with as much drinking and li...

For someone who hasn't released a new album in nearly two decades, and best known for a weird hit from 30 years ago (1982's "Sh...

Coldplay, riddled in duality. They take themselves very seriously, as well as know how to enjoy every moment onstage. For a band ...

When I graduated from high school, we were meant to do a little write-up for the yearbook that people could look back on years from now and ...

I was originally going to utilize this esteemed editorial space with a lengthy goodbye to my beloved staff, but a more thrilling event has r...

Look for the Voicebox on Tuesday afternoons in the Birch cafeteria, to anonymously “voice” your “opinion” on any “topic.” Introverted alt...

“It’s about the connection, the urgent connection between media and democracy,” explains David Barsamian, the founder and director of Altern...

Planned changes to one of UBC’s residential neighbourhoods, dating back to a Land Use Plan from March 2011, have evoked concerns from reside...