Festival of Nations
Festival of Nations in Tower Grove Park brought together people from around the world to celebrate culture, food and music.
A Call to Worship
Stuart Harrier discovered his life’s mission and God-given passion to lead others in worship with a selfless attitude and reverent heart through his four-year journey at MBU. Photo by Josh Eaton
The Perk: An Event for the Ages at MBU
The Perk event celebrated its 20th year recently in Muncy Gym, growing from a small gathering in 1996 to a full concert coffeehouse music event that entertained hundreds of MBU students. This year’s event, carrying the name “The Perk 20,” featured local artist Kenny DeShields.
MBU Hosts Local Band, A Day At War
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.
The 1975: Bringing ’70s Vibes to 2016
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.
Musical Group Radiates Jesus’ Spirit
If you are walking in the halls on the first floor of the Fine Arts Center and hear music emanating from Room 102, most likely it is a SpiritWing rehearsal. For a quarter century the group has been praising God through songs that reflect current and historical culture. Photo by Michael Maasen SpiritWing rehearses recently […]
Two Friends Band Together in Creating Shores of the Saint
A new Indie/Rock group called Shores of the Saint is on the rise and beginning to make a name for their band.
New Genre, New Possibilities – “1989”
After her adorable curls and sparkly guitars took the country genre by storm, Taylor Swift is boldly transitioning into pop with her latest album, “1989.”
“Leftoverture” by Kansas: Still A Classic Today
Many years and musicians have passed since the ’70s. The era of classic rock will be remembered as a revolutionary time in music and one band stands out among the rest as one of my favorites.
The Drop of “I Don’t Dance”
Lee Brice’s new album is sure to impress country fans from all over, and his change to slow pace in many songs will remind many of country music from the past.