By THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER University of Arkansas Music piracy is by no means a new issue to college campuses. However, students will find that crackdowns on illegal downloads are heavier and more serious this year than ever before. Spurred on ...
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By THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER University of Arkansas Music piracy is by no means a new issue to college campuses. However, students will find that crackdowns on illegal downloads are heavier and more serious this year than ever before. Spurred on ...
Two internationally recognized musicians are scheduled to perform a cello and piano duet for the University of Tampa students and faculty. These two artists were invited here by Dr. Grigorios Zamparas to perform and since he knows them personally, he ...
Straz Center for Performing Arts has established a ballet company right here in Tampa Bay. Next Generation Ballet (NGB) will have two performances for this 2010 and 2011 season in the Straz Center: The Nutcracker on Dec. 22 and 23 ...
After much excitement and anticipation, Party in the Park 2010 was canceled due to the severe rain and thunderstorms that hit the Tampa Bay area last Sunday evening. Since the end of the semester is here, another concert cannot be ...
This Sunday marks the date of the 2010 Party in the Park featuring headlining reggae band Slightly Stoopid. While you may already know those details, here are some other particulars about the Spring Concert that you need to know. The ...
By Zach Fraser
Very few bands now-a-days can say they have a fan base like Coheed and Cambria. Their supporters border on obsessive and tend to follow the band’s each and every move. Their vinyl records sell for close to $200, the comic ...
By Mel Steiner
OPUS, The University of Tampa’s premiere musical theater ensemble will perform its final concert of the semester in Falk Theatre on Tuesday. The show will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. The performance will include a medley from RENT, the “Theme ...
TAMPA – The University of Tampa’s student music group 20/20 Boulevard will be opening for the popular reggae band, Slightly Stoopid, as a reward for their victorious night at Battle of the Bands. With Student Production’s Spring Concert rapidly approaching, ...
By Zach Fraser
We all have our favorite bands. They mean a little bit more to us than the others. The music they make, the times we’ve seen them and the countless amounts of merchandise we’ve bought at their shows reinforce that special ...
By John Jacobs
Last Saturday I was lucky enough to attend Ultra music fest in Miami (for journalistic purposes of course). It’s the largest gathering of trance/techno/house/dance DJ’s in the world. If you’ve never been, I’d recommend it to anyone as it’s the ...
By Zach Fraser
The UMF, which signals the end of spring break in Miami and hosts an array of dance festivals over the world, saw its first sellout crowd in its 12 year run. With the star-studded lineup for this year’s festival, it ...
By John Jacobs
Last Saturday on The University of Florida’s campus, Slightly Stoopid performed in front of a crowd of 12,000, only to have the whole concert shut down a mere six songs into their set. The school was completely unprepared for the ...
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