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Believe the Hype: ALG at Rickshaw Stop

Sophia Shen
July 5, 2023
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews
On Thursday night, after submitting my two half-baked Session A finals and thus closing the door on a veritable lifetime of summer school, I slicked my hair back, donned a blazer, and set off towards Rickshaw S...

The Time I “Lied” on My College Application About Being a Songwriter

Adrian Ceja
May 19, 2023
Columns and Opinions
17 year-old me was many things: eldest sibling by chance, Taylor Swift enthusiast by choice, a teenager by definition, and liar by the means of my own mind, which I still do not fully understand to this day. I ...

Maybe Love is Real: Mr. and Mrs. Tennis at the Fox

Nico Chodor
May 3, 2023
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos
In tennis (the sport), love means zero. In Tennis (the band), that is hardly the case. Husband-and-wife duo Alaina and Patrick Riley have been spreading their love through music since 2010. They met as philosop...

Phish phood phor thought: Don’t knock em’ till ya see em’

Lily Ramus
April 20, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews, Rock
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“Shrooms, molly, ketamine, pre-rolls!”  As soon as we stepped in line, the Phish experience was off to a raging start. After almost fifteen years, Phish returned to the Greek Theatre in Berkeley Califor...

100 gecs literally hit with fans

Miranda Craig
April 9, 2023
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Previews, indie-pop, music, Oakland, Photos, Uncategorized
100 Gecs and Machine Girl together in concert is a match made in heaven. Their April 5 show at Oakland’s Fox Theater was no exception. For anyone looking for high-energy music and dancing, it was a must-see s...

Kash’d Out leaves crowd in a daze with “Whiskey and Weed” Tour

Kyle Garcia Takata
April 5, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, music, Reviews
The Whiskey and Weed Tour from Kash’d Out provided Cornerstone Berkeley with over three hours of uninterrupted satisfaction. Fans were delighted by the calm, cheerful mood provided by the band and their opene...

Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers in Your Hair for Natalie Mering: Weyes Blood Makes Hearts Aglow During Night 2 at the Regency

Nico Chodor
March 30, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Photos
  Weyes Blood put me under a spell Sunday night at the Regency Ballroom, and I still haven’t fully recovered. Draped in the white billowing fabric of gods and/or ghosts, she breezed onto the stage...

Punk performance from Otoboke Beaver sends tremors through UC Theatre

Kyle Garcia Takata
March 19, 2023
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, music, Photos, Reviews
The UC Theatre shook with exhilaration from experiencing over an hour of nonstop punk energy from Otoboke Beaver on International Women’s Day. With Accorinrin providing the main vocals, Yoyoyoshie on guitar, ...

Friends and Fauxes: Four Bands in One Night at Cornerstone

Nico Chodor
February 26, 2023
Berkeley, Columns and Opinions, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Reviews, San Francisco
Touring with The High Curbs along their west coast stint, King Shelter breathed OC air into the Cornerstone at Berkeley Tuesday night. “Berkeley, you’re an interesting place," declared lead singer Taylor He...

Floating through “Icy Blue”: new Chammeili album contemplates change

Sophia Shen
January 2, 2023
Album Review
Characterized by dreamy doubled vocals and temperamental time signatures, Berkeley-based indie band Chammeili’s 2022 record Icy Blue provides listeners with a bird’s eye view of the trials, tribulations, an...

The Magic Of The Buchla 100 Synthesizer: A Night At The Starline Social Club with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith

Ava Aguiar
December 13, 2022
Album Review, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith is an American composer, producer, and performer originally from Northwest Washington. The artist, who is currently based in Los Angeles, spent her former years at the Berklee college of m...

Do You Hear the People Sing: Labor and Liberation Through Music

Ellie Nguyen
December 4, 2022
Blog, Columns and Opinions, Music History, Political
On the first day of the UAW strike, nestled at the corner of Bancroft St. and College Avenue, post-docs, GSIs, and academic researchers organized and gathered, parading signs with the words “UAW ON STRIKE” ...

A New Era: Jean Dawson Sells Out The New Parish

Leah Johnson
November 21, 2022
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, Jean Dawson, music, Oakland, Reviews
Watching Jean Dawson perform is like witnessing a fish swim underwater.    In the crowd at an intimate Oakland venue I felt both the tumultuous waves starting in the pit and the serenity of seeing a...

San Francisco, Where’s Your Disco?: Dom Dolla Headlines Day To Night Festival

Eliza Scheer
October 22, 2022
Berkeley, Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews, EDM, Multimedia, music, Photos, Reviews, Uncategorized
Day To Night Festival Day 1 Thousands of people traveled to Treasure Island on October 15 for Day To Night Festival. Only a 15 minute drive from Berkeley, I was at the festival in no time. There was onl...

Mannequin Pussy power: Philadelphia punk band takes Upper Sproul

Sophia Shen
May 31, 2022
Concerts, Festivals, and Live Reviews
On Thursday, April 14, indie punk group Mannequin Pussy rocked Upper Sproul, sparking a daytime mosh that triumphed over the gloomy weather conditions and chased the rainy day blues away. This was an unexpected...
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