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The one-man band, Jeremy Abbot, brought a ukulele, several guitars and pre-recorded beats to John’s Alley Tavern last Saturday night to perform once again in his hometown of Moscow. Twenty […]
As we near the end of the decade, it is time to look back on the music that has helped shape the last ten years. These are some albums that […]
Downtown Moscow transformed this weekend. Main Street’s local businesses opened their doors to 40-plus artists this weekend for Modest Music Festival, allowing shops like Humble Burger, Bitterroot Tattoo, BookPeople of […]
We ask ourselves what we would do for music. How far do we go for the things we love and where do our limits rise and fall? Fueled on fried […]
Tori Kelly recently released a 16-track album called, “Inspired by True Events”. With a title like that I expected a powerful album that featured stories from her life that affected […]
When Billie Eilish released her first single, “Ocean Eyes” in 2016, the song quickly went viral, making the then 14-year-old singer and songwriter an overnight success. But while people knew […]
After spending the last four years as an Idaho football player, Micah Hamilton found a new passion — music. Growing up with his mother, a music teacher, he was encouraged […]
Screaming crowds, a pulsing beat and music bouncing throughout the ASUI-Kibbie Activity Center, increasing the already loud sound of Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. In 2013, the music duo made […]
About 15 years ago, our music consumption was vastly limited. If it wasn’t on our parents’ radios or in their CD rotations, we just didn’t hear it and we certainly […]
Doc Skinner sits at the head of a half-filled classroom of middle schoolers repeating to them the stories he has of Lionel Hampton. The students are silent except for the […]