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Alisa S. Regassa
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Concert Review: Almost Monday Are More Than ‘Cool Enough’
With infectious lyrics and undeniable chemistry, almost monday deliver an unforgettable performance that’s sure to please old fans and newcomers alike.
From Rolling Loud Miami: Hendrix Predicts The Future
Future also shared a huge chunk of his time in the spotlight on stage with Travis Scott, who he invited on stage for five songs, marking a return for the rapper following the tragedy at Astroworld.
From Rolling Loud Miami: Kanye Makes Surprise Appearance After Kid Cudi Storms Off Stage
It would seem that Kid Cudi was set up for failure — both by West and the festival itself.
From Rolling Loud Miami: Kendrick Lamar Creates His Own Narrative
Few musicians are as dedicated to putting on a show as Kendrick Lamar proved himself to be at Rolling Loud Miami this past weekend. The result was a once in a lifetime, truly unforgettable performance.
From Governors Ball 2022: Friday Sound Bites
The Crimson sent two reporters, Alisa Regassa and Derrick Ochiaga, to cover the event. These are a few performances that stood out on the opening day of the three day festival.
From Governors Ball 2022: Kid Cudi Is All The Rage
The Cleveland-born rapper did not disappoint, delivering an emotional performance that left the audience in awe.
From Boston Calling: Nine Inch Nails Saves The Weekend
Boston Calling saw Nine Inch Nails accomplish the impossible last weekend: Despite the bad weather and the Covid hiccups, the Boston crowd was not left disappointed.
Avril Lavigne Stage Boston Calling
Avril Lavigne closing out the Friday performances on the Delta Airlines Blue Stage.
What The Hell Happened: BTS Confirm New Album
While Big Hit Music has yet to release any further information about the upcoming release, that hasn’t deterred ARMYs from making their own predictions. Proposed hypotheses include that the name of the album will be “WE” to reflect “ME,” and that the album’s cover will be purple to symbolize BTS’s growth.
From Dreamville Festival 2022: J. Cole Gets Emotional Seeing His Impact
At various points throughout the hour-long concert, the Fayetteville-native rapper visibly teared up — in awe at the impact he and his festival have made. Not only did his performance prove that he put North Carolina on the map, it was a testimony that his town, his Dreamville crew, and his loyal fans will rep ‘Cole world’ until the end
From Dreamville Festival 2022: Headliner Lil Baby Has ‘Sum 2 Prove’
Lil Baby ended the show with a smile of gratitude, but the happy fans who walked out of Dreamville festival that night were sure they were the lucky ones to have witnessed such a dedicated performer in his element.
From Dreamville Festival 2022: Wizkid’s Immaculate Vibes For Africa’s National Anthem
Wizkid lived up to his flourishing stardom in his performance at this year’s Dreamville festival, confidently growing into his international fame as the headliner of the festival’s Rise stage.
Exhibit Review: ‘Immersive Shevchenko: Soul Of Ukraine’
For the entirety of the 15-minute show, the exhibit entices all senses and transports the audience directly into the art. As soon as the lights dim and the paintings come to life, one feels as if Shevchenko himself is in the room.
Aminé Concert Review: ‘Best Tour Ever’ In The House Of Blues
Donning his signature colorful beanie and graphic t-shirt, Aminé’s sunny personality radiated on stage as he vibed with the Boston crowd.
Why Artists Care About Ukraine
Putin’s unprovoked and inhumane attack relies on destroying a future world where Ukrainian artists can exist — and that is precisely why the current generation of musicians, poets, and artists from all over the world have stood up in support of Ukraine.
