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Stone Temple Pilots (& the Controversy of Replacement Singers) By: Cora Linos If you haven’t seen Stone Temple Pilots (STP), go now. I saw them for the third time June 20th in Tinley Park at what was formerly the Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. They were …
By: Cora Linos After three days straight of concerts, I stumbled home to Madison to my piles of abandoned concert ‘fits, setlists, and quick entry compatible bags. I scrounged through my piles of clothes to find something to wear to my fourth …
By: Cora Linos It was another banger year at Summerfest. I took four lovely, traffic-infested, Kopp’s-fueled trips to the big MKE and every trip was well worth the time, gas, and loss of sleep. And your girl got her steps …
Light, Deaf & Ministry By: Cora Linos I’ve seen Ministry four times now, and have tickets to see them a fifth in Chicago (hometown show for the band) in October. I’ll go see them as many times as I can. There’s nothing quite like the deafening wall of noise that …
By: Izzie Tobin and Jasmine Nimis The origin story of Panchiko sounds too good to be true, like the plot of a dramatic movie. A failed band breaks up, and their music is eventually forgotten. Years later, by pure chance, …
By: Bella Sandberg This Friday, I went to the Winyah concert with Edgehill as the opener thanks to WSUM. The concert was at the high noon saloon which was the perfect space. For a sold out show, I still had …
By: Maddie Pecak After a semester and a half of adjusting to the trials and tribulations (!) of freshman year, I was ready to “Dance Myself Clean” with the tickets I impulsively bought with my girlfriend back in December. …
By: Cora Linos Nine Inch Nails: Peel It Back Tour – Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee, WI Seeing Nine Inch Nails in concert is a high I’ve yet to replicate. Every millisecond is immaculately planned and executed, yet simultaneously feels recklessly unrestrained. …
By: Henry Wolfe On Friday, February 6th, Sudan Archives made a stop at Madison’s Majestic Theater and put on one of the most electrifying performances I’ve seen in a while. In general, it’s always fun when a group of people …
Fresh off the release of GOLLIWOG, one of the most daring and emotionally layered hip-hoprecords of the year, billy woods returns to Madison on November 14th. GOLLIWOG finds woodsdelving even further into the shadows, unpacking America and the grotesque with …
By: Cora Linos Queens of the Stone Age: Catacombs Tour – The Chicago Theatre, Chicago, IL Words could not possibly do this show justice, but I’ll give it my best shot: Unlike anything I’ve ever experienced: transcendent, ethereal, spellbinding, dangerous–wait, …
By: Steven Mose Hiromi – keys Adam O’Farrill – trumpet Gene Coye – drums Hadrien Feraud – bass The virtuosic Japanese pianist Hiromi and her band Sonicwonder stopped in Madison at theWisconsin Union Theater on October 2nd as part of …













