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.
“Begin Again’s” Soundtrack is Just as Incredible as the Movie
“Begin Again’s” irresistible melody hits that summer sweet spot with both a wonderful movie and captivating accompanying soundtrack.
Imagine St. Louis in the 1900s and you Can Hear Ragtime
As the Ragtime Rendezvous is scheduled for 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 7, at the Rosebud Cafe next to the Scott Joplin House, 2658 Delmar, it’s interesting to take a look back at this style of music that is uniquely St. Louis.
What’s in a Song? Are We Ever Really Alone?
“Message in a Bottle” by The Police is a classic rock song, but the lyrics provide thoughts on individualism.
MercyMe Concert
MBU Theatre presents “Seussical the Musical”
The Dr. Seuss classic was set to music and dance as theatre students entertained a crowd of young and old in an intimate setting provided by the Mabee Great Hall recently.
What’s in a Song? The Power of Silence
Is twenty one pilots’ “Car Radio” really about the frustration a life without music would bring? Or is there more to the song?
Music Review: Boy hits U.S. with Swiss, German and American Indie Sounds
Boy, a Swiss-German band, introduces a lighthearted Indie sound to the United States.
Switchfoot: Who They Are
From gooey butter cake to social justice, Switchfoot band members reveal who they are during their tour premiere at MBU.