Music

2011-12 in Review: Bacchanal heads back to steps with rap, punk, electronic combo

Even in the face of financial struggles and negative reactions against the chosen performers, Baccha90s was a success.

By Charlotte Murtishaw | May 5 10:45 pm ET

Welcome to Dick Clark’s rockin’ world

Columnist David Ecker reflects on the possibility of the music industry without Dick Clark.

By David Ecker | Apr 27 08:37 am ET

Upcoming Celestin album tells journey of a 'rolling stone'

GS junior's album of love, heartbreak to drop May 1

By Jenny Payne | Apr 25 10:20 pm ET

The wayfarer’s farewell

After four years Columbia has become home.

By Caroline Blosser | Apr 22 06:58 pm ET

Slam Donahue marries ‘Tron-like’ synth pop music with acoustic sound

Slam Donahue brings indie edge to synth pop at their Thursday night at the Public Assembly in Brooklyn

By Mike Thomas | Apr 19 07:25 pm ET

Neighborhood Watch: Record Store Day in East Village

Weekend explores the record stores of the East Village on their biggest day.

By Brendan Donley | Apr 19 07:20 pm ET

Jesus Christ Superstar

Musical brings New Testament to life with talented cast

By David Salazar | Apr 19 07:16 pm ET

Doveman

For anyone looking for a unique concert experience should head to Le Poisson Rouge for a performance by Doveman.

By Jenny Payne | Apr 13 06:16 pm ET

Musical duo finds balance between comedy, classical performance

The musicians try to meet the challenge of bringing classical music to a wider, younger audience by refusing to alienate anyone who comes to their shows.

By Anatole Ashraf | Apr 13 01:21 am ET

To the naysayers: Some optimism for an unexpected Bacchanal

While Pitbull and Springsteen are playing downtown, Columbians get to party with some jazz-electronica and surf punk.

By David Ecker | Apr 13 01:12 am ET

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