Here in the St. Louis area we do not take our BBQ very lightly. I personally have been to many BBQ restaurants in the area, and I can most certainly say that Dalies, without a doubt, is my favorite.
Albums are subjective and often rely on personal thoughts and feelings. However, in “How to Be a Human Being,” by Glass Animals, the listener is quickly immersed into the fictional stories of everyday people.
Relient K’s latest release, “Air for Free,” is sure to please any committed fan or casual listener.
If you’re looking for a great book to get into this season, check out some students’ go-to favorites.
In the song, “Sucker for Pain,” there are five artists featured, rapping and singing. These artists are Ty Dolla Sign, Lil Wayne, Imagine Dragons, Wiz Khalifa and Logic. This song is a part of the album, “Suicide Squad,” which is also the title of a recent movie released in August. There is a strange and scary tune to this song that gave me an aversion to it from the moment I heard it. The idea that comes to mind when it comes on is, “Time to change the station.”
From small YouTube song covers sitting at his keyboard with his dog to performing on his world-wide tour, Charlie Puth exploded in popularity this year.
Love of music has inspired MBU student Eric Phillips to start a band, A Day At War, with his friends. They will be playing at thePerk [20] this Friday, debuting their first album a week before public release.
Over a decade ago the shores of San Diego, Calif., washed up a band known as Switchfoot. With nine albums, one being certified double platinum, and a showcase of awards and honors, Switchfoot has released their 10th effort, “Where The Light Shines Through.”
U.K.’s beloved band, The 1975, are topping U.S. charts once again with their new brighter, bolder, 2016 album, that bridges the gap between 1970s feel good vibes and 21st century hip hop.
“The Secret Garden,” a musical based on the book by Frances Hodgson Burnett, will be performed in Pillsbury Chapel from Oct. 6-9.