REVIEW: “Echosmith” solidifies the band’s relevancy ten years after their first hit

Sophia Anderson • September 14, 2023

The Sierota siblings take their musical identity into their own hands with their new self-titled album.

REVIEW: The Japanese House’s new album follows the transition from adolescence to self-acceptance 

Sophia Anderson • July 10, 2023

‘In The End It Always Does’ expertly saddens and comforts listeners in equal measure.

Year-In-Review: The music of 2022

Jake Loggins • February 13, 2023

Thanks to the stellar dedication to their craft, debut artists and chart-topping musicians made 2022 a year to remember for the music industry

REVIEW: Anti-Valentine’s Day event provided an outlet for lovelorn students

Sophia Anderson • February 13, 2023

Columbians gathered at the Shred Your Ex rave at The Blue Note to process heartbreak during the season of love.

Empire Wild brings their genre-bending set to the Missouri Theatre

Maya Anand • February 13, 2023

NYC based trio, Empire Wild, consisting of two cellists and a pianist/vocalist explore a variety of genres and styles in their “No Place Like Home” concert at the Missouri Theatre.

The 10 Best Movies of 2022 

Chase Gemes • February 5, 2023

For the first time in years, it felt like the movies were officially back. The COVID-19 pandemic saw a drastic shift in the film industry, but audiences returned to the theaters in bunches in 2022, where a wide variety of films have released.

REVIEW: Hembree grabbed locals’ attention with energizing musical performance

Sophia Anderson and Shane LaGesse • January 20, 2023

The Missouri band returned to Columbia for a high-energy performance at Rose Music Hall.