Nonprofit music organizations help students produce the sounds of Syracuse
Nonprofit music organizations across the city of Syracuse provide instruments and music classes to children without access to such resources. Read more »
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Songwriter Showcase highlights student songwriters, performers
The Songwriter Showcase, courtesy of Professor Jeffery Rodgers’ HNR 340 course, encourages songwriters of all skill levels to promote creativity on Syracuse University’s campus. Read more »
Food, music lovers celebrate 10 years of Funk 'n Waffles
This Sunday, Downtown Syracuse’s beloved Funk ‘n Waffles will celebrate 10 years of delivering funky tunes and waffle recipes to the city. Read more »
New Sapphic Magazine brings 'sapphic renaissance' to Syracuse
Sapphic Magazine is a new publication on SU’s campus that aims to create spaces of celebration and vulnerability for sapphic individuals. Read more »
Opinion: Gen Z needs a unique identity outside of nostalgic pop culture
When people look back on what it was like to be 18 years old in 2024, they should see a distinct and unreplicable experience that our generation holds exclusively, not an imitation of a time that came before us. Read more »
‘CHROMAKOPIA’ embraces a new, old era with life lessons from mom
Tyler, the Creator’s seventh studio album “CHROMAKOPIA” is simultaneously a return to his signature sound and the beginning of a new era. Read more »
Prepare to dance the Monster Mash at this week’s events
This week, celebrate Halloween by trick-or-treating at the Syracuse University Art Museum or doing the Monster Mash at Orange After Dark’s Halloween Dance Party. Read more »
From ruins to restored: 100 years of the mighty Wurlitzer organ
After nearly being demolished alongside RKO Keith’s Theater, the Empire State Theatre & Musical Instrument Museum’s Wurlitzer organ is still playing almost 100 years later thanks to devoted volunteers who keep its music alive. Read more »
Jam band Hydrogen stands out with psychedelic rock, improv
Hydrogen, a student jam band, performed Sunday at Crater. They covered songs by their favorite musical groups, while fusing improvised elements. Read more »
Spike your tent at College Campout, see Ice Cube this fall break
Make the most of fall break by camping with fellow music lovers at “College Campout” or see Ice Cube perform rap hits from the '90s and 2000s. Read more »
Setnor Ensemble Series hosts wind, orchestra groups for autumnal performance
Syracuse University Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble collaborated in the Setnor Ensemble Series to celebrate Latine composers. Read more »
Crocheting for the Community invites all, not only seasoned artists
Crocheting for the Community brings students of all experience levels together to develop their crochet skills. Read more »
SOPHIE’s posthumous album doesn’t achieve artist’s musical vision
Electronic music icon SOPHIE’s posthumous self-titled album features fragmented ideas that don’t honor her legacy. Read more »
Indulge in Spanish theater, music with Setnor Ensemble Series this week
This week, listen to compositions by the Syracuse University Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble, or watch a Spanish theater performance at the Community Folk Arts Center. Read more »
1st SCSD-wide marching band beams Syracuse city pride
The Pride of Syracuse City School District Marching Band gives students a sense of pride for their hometown and the art of music. Read more »
At Sage Haus, ‘each night reinvents itself’
Syracuse University juniors Anjali Engstrom and Romy VanAlmen teamed up to create Sage Haus, a concert venue that brings different music events to campus. Read more »
Westcott Thursdays brings new exposure to local businesses
Westcott Thursdays, an outdoor music series hosted every Thursday in September, brings live music, vendors and new business to the Eastside of Syracuse. Read more »
Carrying Redgate legacy, new owners leave guests Dazed
After inheriting the student-run venue formerly known as “Redgate,” six Syracuse University juniors are working to establish their venue “Dazed” on campus. Read more »
Welcome Latine Heritage Month, feed your sweet tooth at these events
Celebrate cultural diversity this week with a Latine Heritage Month opening celebration and the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. Read more »
Saint Luke’s sound shines through in new single, collaboration with brother
Saint Luke started his senior year at Syracuse University with his newly-released single, “drive slow.” The song encapsulates the young artist’s feelings about senior year and his last moments of college. Read more »
PARTYNEXTDOOR, Maisie Peters to perform at Juice Jam
University Union announced PARTYNEXTDOOR as the 20th Juice Jam headliner, along with Masie Peters and Smino. Read more »
Autumn comes to Syracuse early at the Golden Harvest Festival
The Golden Harvest Festival returned for its 46th year. With 75 unique arts and craft booths, dozens of food trucks and various entertainment opportunities, the festival has become a favorite tradition among local residents. Read more »
Gordon Parks exhibit elicits multi-sensorial experience of his trailblazing career
Gordon Parks' work is displayed at Syracuse University Art Museum's new exhibit, “'Homeward to the Prairie I Come': Gordon Parks Photographs.” The gallery showcases Parks’ inspiring photos, from photo essays to portraits. Read more »
Spurred by memes and social media trends, Charli xcx, Billie Eilish’s sounds dominate summer 2024
Summer 2024 has brought music hits appealing to a range of listeners. From new pop albums to artists resurfacing their music, there are plenty of tunes to enjoy before the season’s end. Read more »
