The importance of a good audience
Holly Jenvey, Contributing Writer
May 13, 2020
Matt Jarosch feels the stage start to shake while he performs in a glass tent with his band. As he plays his trombone, an audience of around 300-400 people are reciprocating the energy by showing their enthusiasm. This was one of the many performance scenes pre-quarantine, where audience interaction help...
OPINION: The pandemic will shift how we view freedom
Holly Jenvey, Contributing Writer
May 1, 2020
As I gaze out my window, I don’t recognize where I am. The streets are close to desolate with only a few brave souls taking in doses of fresh air. All you can hear is the wind howl along with some distant sirens. This is New York City amid a pandemic, a city that was once a renown symbol of liberty...
Slaughter Beach, Dog show transported audience into coming-of-age movie
Cailey Gleeson, Focus Editor
September 16, 2019
Even though there wasn’t a surprise Modern Baseball reunion, Slaughter Beach, Dog gave a performance to remember at Lincoln Hall Friday as a part of their Safe and Also No Fear tour—to accompany the release of their third album of the same name. Created in 2015 by Jake Ewald, Slaughter Beach, Do...
Summer outdoor music guide to Chicago
Kirsten Onsgard and Jaycee Rockhold
May 31, 2015
Summer music isn’t just about expensive festivals. From street fests to free shows, here’s your guide to getting outside and seeing your favorite band this summer. Read More »...
Chicago music festival prices vs. individual concert costs
Kevin Quin
April 5, 2015
Spring is the season for transitioning. College seniors are gearing up for graduation, returning students are applying for that big name summer internship and others are just simply spending more time outdoors to soak up the beaming sun they missed dearly. Read More »...
Pop-punk bands battle over stage-diving safety
Piper Schad
October 26, 2014
Joyce Manor took a stand against stage-diving last month, sparking controversy among the punk community. Read More »...
