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Welcome to April and the constant search for warm weather in Buffalo. Some days are hot and others are cold, but when the weather fluctuates this much, so should your playlists.
When Nina Nesbitt asked Ed Sheeran for musical advice in 2011, she left with an opening slot on his tour. Since then, her career has evolved into that of an honest and experienced pop songwriter.
Album: “My Dear Melancholy,”
When Ron Funches hit the Center for the Arts stage Friday night, it only took him a few moments to make the crowd erupt with laughter.
Craig Cygan believes getting rid of students’ worst enemy requires man’s best friend.
Casey Abrams knew just what do when an audience member screamed out a request near the end of his set Saturday night.
Rappers A$AP Ferg and Ty Dolla Sign will hit the stage at this year’s Student Association Spring Fest.
Billie Eilish is redefining what it means to be a pop star.
After a night of deep cuts and non-singles, “Weird Al” Yankovic gave the Center for the Arts a taste of what makes him so weird.
R&B singer-songwriter Daniel Caesar will open the Student Association’s Spring Fest on May 5, according to SA’s announcement Wednesday night.
Lights opened a pizza box on stage Tuesday night in Buffalo, revealing a keyboard she used to dive into one of her explosive pop tracks. A pizza box with a synth keyboard is the perfect metaphor for the unconventional coolness of the pop star.
When Bobby Lundy showed off his intense acrobatics by flipping on stage Saturday night, the crowd went wild.
Susan Rice has worked with U.S. presidents since 1993.
Mark Monteith didn’t expect his eighth-grade student, Justin Bieber, to leave town the summer after his class to pursue a music career. And Monteith would’ve never guessed young Bieber, who performed an original acoustic song for his English class, would become one of the world’s biggest pop star.
As a force in the White House under two administrations, Susan Rice was present for some of the most combative times in modern politics.
Saturday night’s Black Explosion was more than a fashion show; it was a celebration of art, culture and black excellence.
When I first stepped foot on campus in August 2016, I made a promise to myself: I wouldn’t get a haircut.
The world knew Casey Abrams was different when he stepped onto the “American Idol” Hollywood stage with an upright bass.
In an industry where some regulars don’t write their own songs, Lights can write her own comic book series.
Arthur De Araujo has improved on pen and paper with his most recent iOS application, Lecture Buddy.
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