KXSC Fest returns with Taylor McFerrin and more
Hosted by USC’s own KXSC Student Radio, the annual on-campus music festival was first established in 2009.
Phife Dawg remembered for influence in hip-hop
The legend inspired many established artists, including Kanye West and The Roots.
José González moves audiences at Walt Disney Concert Hall
The Swedish folk singer-songwriter performed various arrangements.
Leon Bridges channels throwback soul in concert
Last weekend, the artist and his opening act, Son Little, showcased their R&B music.
Heartwood talks about their budding success
The band of USC students discussed their origins and influences of their sound.
LA Phil performs superb interpretation of Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 3
The LA Philharmonic provided stellar evenings of German late-Romanticism in four performances Thursday through Sunday.
Yellowface in opera is a problematic issue
This weekend, L.A. Opera will present a production of Giacomo Puccini’s Madama Butterfly. As an avid lover of Italian opera, particularly Puccini, I’ve had tickets for opening night for months now. Since the opera’s original premiere in 1904, Madama Butterfly stands as one of the most performed operas in history. However, in recent years, Madama […]
The Met Opera’s Manon Lescaut screens at USC
The Met’s Live in HD series brings opera from the stage to movie theaters worldwide.
Vance Joy brings Fire to Los Angeles audiences
The singer-songwriter performed at the Shrine Auditorium Thursday night as a part of his international tour.
Run River North set to play concert at the Teregram Ballroom
Folk band Run River North just released its sophomore album, Drinking From A Salt Pond, this past Friday, capturing the attention of many with their breathtaking harmonies and clever arrangements. Made up of six L.A. natives, with one USC alum, Daniel Chae, on vocals and violin, the band can be seen this Tuesday at the […]