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Synthetic POPS at the Orpheum Theater with Porter Robinson and Madeon

Synthetic POPS at the Orpheum Theater with Porter Robinson and Madeon

Catarina Protano November 17, 2016

Nestled in an alleyway beside Suffolk University’s own Sargent Hall, the Orpheum Theater opened its doors to fans and new listeners of the artists Madeon and Porter Robinson. The feature tour is a...

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Dan Croll leaves Boston in Sweet Disarray

Morgan Hume November 10, 2016

Widely known for his prolific songwriting capabilities and numerous accolades in the music industry, Dan Croll made his first appearance in Boston at the Paradise Rock Club last weekend. Croll, a 26-year-old...

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Ramifications perform at a cappella competition

Taylor White October 26, 2016

The Suffolk University Ramifications performed at the 20th annual a Cappella Competition at Faneuil Hall Marketplace this past weekend, where 49 of New England's best a cappella groups competed for cash...

Haley Clegg/ Photo Editor

Boy and Bear rock Boston

October 19, 2016

View the story here: Boy and Bear bring Aussie flair to Boston

Eliot Sumner synthesizes crowds at Berklee

Jillian Barrows October 19, 2016

Coming off her summer tour and performing at SXSW, Jimmy Kimmel Live, English singer-songwriter Eliot Sumner put on an intimate set with her band at Berklee College’s Red Room Café 939 on Friday night....

Haley Clegg/ Photo Editor

Boy and Bear bring Aussie flair to Boston

Jacob Geanous October 19, 2016

One of Australia’s most illustrious Indie rock bands, Boy and Bear, dropped anchor in Boston on Thursday.  The Paradise Rock club, a New England rock haven, was the most recent stop during the Sydney...

Felicity Otterbein/ Journal Staff

Boston Calling all women

Felicity Otterbein June 1, 2016

Amidst the throes of people gathered at the Third Annual Boston Calling Music Festival in City Hall Plaza, stood thousands of music fans aching to quench their sound-driven thirst for new artists and big...

Sharyn Gladstone/ Journal Staff

Rampage hosts national show choir competition

Sharyn Gladstone April 6, 2016

For a team that began with a mere four members when it was founded six years ago, Suffolk University’s show choir Rampage took to Orlando in hopes of continuing its growth. The group has expanded in...

Rain sprinkles Beatles nostalgia

Sharyn Gladstone March 2, 2016

The popular Beatles Broadway tribute “Rain” came to Boston over the weekend for three shows at The Wang Theatre. For decades, their mission has been to spread the  The Beatles’ music around the...

Commentary: White actor cast as Michael Jackson

Serina Gousby February 10, 2016

People around the world were shocked to hear a few weeks ago that white actor Joseph Fiennes was cast as the late music legend Michael Jackson in an upcoming British television movie for Sky Arts. The...

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The Weeknd delivers flawless set at DCU Center

Andrew Navaroli, Journal Staff November 18, 2015

R&B sensation The Weeknd brought The Madness Fall Tour to the DCU Center in Worcester on Thursday to a sold-out crowd. Following a year of huge success, with his first number-one album “Beauty...

“The audience swayed as blue lights drowned the venue during the more broody songs and jumped and sang along elatedly as upbeat songs rang through the House of Blues.” Sammie Mayaleh/Journal Contributor.

Beirut rocks the House, skips the Blues

November 11, 2015

By Sami Abou-Mayaleh   Eagerness emanated from the seemingly endless line of indie-rock enthusiasts as they waited outside the House of Blues on Saturday to catch New Mexico-based band Beirut...

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