Although it?s no Madison Square Garden, Buffalo is a hotspot for big and small bands. Everyday, multiple shows are held at local venues all over the city such as Town Ballroom, Waiting Room, Mohawk Place and Buffalo Iron Works.
'Weird Al' Yankovic will perform at the Center of the Arts on July 15.
Alex Buttler, Eric Madia, Tim O?Donnell, Nicholas Oddo and Raul McGee (left to right in order of appearance) have found local success as The Proles, playing at venues, like the The Forvm and the Tralf.
Dr. Kushal Bhardwaj?s popular class, Hip Hop and Social Issues manages to attract students for hours after the three hour class is over.
King Of The Moon, Aidan McManus?s solo band, has been gaining recognition in the Buffalo area by playing his ambient-alternative inspired music in larger venues like Sportsmen Tavern, The Hard Rock Caf
The monsters on display in the Lower Gallery of the Center for the Arts might seem frightening at first, but their visages are meant to provoke thoughts on the human condition.
With a convoluted and paper-thin plot, Horrible Bosses 2 is held up by its perfectly balanced and comedic cast.
Courtesy of Capitol Records Album: The London Sessions
On Saturday, Boyz II Men members Shawn Stockman (left), Wanya Morris (center) and Nathan Morris (right) performed a holiday charity concert at UB?s Center for the Arts.
Maria Cwiklinski spent 92 days creating her eight-minute-long choreographed dance, collaborating with dancers and a student light designer to create a captivating performance.
UB?s Musical Theatre program fought off the foul weather to put on an intimate and well-rehearsed performance of ?The Man Who Would Be King.? The play was performed at the Center For the Arts? Black Box Theatre on Saturday. Emily Aiing Ling, The Spectrum After three delays due to the egregious winter storm, the students of UB?s Musical Theatre program proved the show must go on by performing ?The Man Who Would Be King? Saturday. The play was adapted from the Rudyard Kipling novella of the same name.
The Center for the Arts? events calendar was full of plays and events this week, many of which were delayed, canceled or postponed due this week?s massive lake effect storm. The Department of Theatre & Dance?s production of ?The Man Who Would Be King,? was canceled Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evening due to weather.
Matt Folaron, an undecided freshman, and Jocelyn Alvarado, a freshman pharmaceutical major, (above) share an intimate moment, keeping each other warm.
The Apple Watch might not come out till next year, but it?s still this year?s top rain check gift, even at a hefty starting price of $350. The company?s first wearable device offers its most innovative designs yet. Courtesy of Apple Lights adorn houses, Christmas carols and songs ring through the neighborhood, Starbucks has started selling their festive treats and a polar vortex is shutting down Buffalo with feet of snow.
J.R.R. Tolkien?s classic novel has been filling people?s imaginations for more than seven decades. It?s one of the many films to appear on the big screen based on books this year and the conclusion, featuring the Battle of the Five Armies, should be the best film yet.
It?s getting close to the holiday season and there are changes of all sorts: the weather, the attire and most importantly, the music.
Will Ferrell?s ridiculous acting as Buddy the Elf is just one of the many elements that make the film an i nstant holiday classic.
Suzanne Collins? ?The Hunger Games? has become a global phenomenon, attracting million of viewers to the theater for each film.
Much like one of Fitch?s previous plays, ?Petrushka,? ?How Did We??? is a visual marvel that combines the visual imagery on stage with the imagery of the audiences imagination.
Migos? lack of their signature style that has made them so successful is among the many disappointments in their newest mixtape. Album: Rich Ni**a Timeline Artist: Migos Label: Atlantic Records Release Date: Nov.
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