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Music Review: Wake me up when ‘¡Uno!’ ends
The Green Day boys are at it again, and by “it” I mean releasing another disappointing record that confirms they just can’t make a truly exciting and unique album anymore.
Mt. Baldy becomes more eclectic
Upstairs, three women, each wearing shorter shorts than the next began dancing down stairs to the Snowcrest Lodge bottom floor where Justin Taylor, singer of Jutty Ranx, expressed his gratitude towards the Crest Fest audience Saturday night.
Music Review: ‘Battle Born’ is killed in combat
Those hoping to hear something radically new from The Killers’ fourth studio album, ‘Battle Born,’ are in for quite a letdown.
Concert Review: 2 Chainz raises the temperature in Pomona
2 Chainz, the rapper formerly known as Tity Boi, performed at the Glass House in Pomona on Wednesday night.
First concert series leaves guests jazzed
Reed Gratz, professor of music, led a group of jazz musicians for the opening of the Music Concert Series on Sept. 9 in Morgan Auditorium.
Low End expounds theory of hip-hop
At the Airliner Club in Los Angeles, the event every Wednesday is Low End Theory and the theme is fun through experimentation with genres and pushing the limits of music.
Psychedelic show is a family affair
Hidden in an unmarked building in the middle of Los Angeles’ Fashion District lies the Think Tank Gallery, home to “A Psychotropic Summer Volume 3,” which took place Aug. 30.
Performers sing the sound of spring
University of La Verne choral and chamber singers came together and sang classical, spiritual and pop culture tunes in an uplifting spring concert May 11 in Morgan Auditorium.
Gospel choir rejoices in the spirit
A small audience gathered to hear the University of La Verne Gospel Choir sing songs of worship in the University chapel Tuesday.
Mothers celebrated in song
Joy Song Thompson played the cello at “No Ordinary Women,” a Mother’s Day Celebration Concert in Morgan Auditorium Sunday.

