Kacey Musgraves performed all of ‘Golden Hour’ at her latest concert in Boston.
Arts, Music, Column
Himes: For Crying Out Loud
Associate Arts Editor Emily Himes discusses why music can make us cry and give us goosebumps even if we don’t care about the lyrics.
Arts, Music, Review
Midland Continues ‘Real Country’ Resurgence on ‘Let It Roll’
‘Let It Roll’ uses clever lyrics and gritty themes to become a frontrunner in the recent push for more traditional country sounds.
Arts, Column, Review
Move Over Plex, There’s a New Kid on the Block
“Everyone felt like a freshman at the new Margot Connell Recreation Center, Boston College’s expansive four-story recreation complex that opened Tuesday.”
Arts, Music, On Campus, Arts Fest 2019
Flute and Cello Ensembles Garner Approval with Hit Songs
On Friday afternoon, the Flute Ensemble and Cello Ensemble performed popular hits for an enthusiastic audience.
Arts Fest 2019, On Campus, Arts
A Capella Groups Brighten Rainy Day at Showcase
Despite the gloomy weather, a full crowd showed up to hear the best of Boston College’s a capella groups.
Arts, On Campus
‘Feared the Woods’ Exhibit Offers Opportunity for Introspection
Francine Almeda’s exhibit, ‘I Have Never Feared the Woods,’ allows the viewer to become part of the art.
Arts, Music, Review
‘What a Time’ Music Video is a Waste of Time
Julia Michaels and Niall Horan released an exceptionally underwhelming music video for the acoustic version of their song “What a Time.”
Arts, Column
Himes: The Final Cut
Associate Arts Editor Emily Himes discusses the repercussions of making further education budget cuts.
Arts, Review, Music
‘All My Favorite People’ and More New Singles
Sara Bareilles, Thomas Rhett, and Maren Morris all released new singles this week.
