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I LOVE music. I LOVE going to concerts. Ipso facto, I LOVE Revelry. When the lineup for this year’s festival was released, it felt like so many worlds were colliding for me, especially because Chance the Rapper …
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What a time it is to be Chance the Rapper. The newly turned 22 year old from Chicago has been lighting up the rap scene ever since he dropped his sophomore project, Acid Rap, back in April …
As the long winter ends and finals begin to loom on the horizon, that unique mix of cabin fever and test anxiety begin to creep in. Wouldn’t it be nice to have an event where …
Not one of the bigger acts at Revelry, Bronze Radio Return’s set time was shorter than ideal. All this aside, Bronze Radio Return still killed it in a big way. Despite having only minimal knowledge of this Hartford, CT 6-piece …
Being one of those kids who really like their music and even prefer it live, I was quite excited when I heard about the Revelry Music and Arts Festival. I saw the lineup and was impressed that the organizers involved …
If you’re unfamiliar with G-Eazy, you must be living under a rock. The Oakland rapper has quickly been making a name for himself in the music industry. Eazy took the stage on Saturday at the second annual Revelry Music and …
L.A.-native DJ and producer Dillon Francis headlined Saturday’s Revelry Music and Arts Festival main stage in front of the Memorial Union on a fairly warm spring night. A few thousand people had gathered to watch Waka Flocka Flame …
The week leading up to Revelry was jam-packed with music releases from two Madison-based artists. Both artists are members of a spoken-word scholarship program at UW-Madison called First Wave. Lord of the Fly dropped his much-anticipated album “Not Safe For …
After days of rain blocking Madison’s carefree vibes, the clouds finally parted for the sun and UW students to come out and play. Play and be heard, that is. Sixty degree weather, windy conditions and the sun shining down all …
Angel Olsen took the stage just over five hours into the second annual Revelry Music & Arts Festival on a rather unseasonably brisk Saturday afternoon. I was a bit disappointed at the weak turnout at the start of her set …







