Today, tUnE-yArDs will be performing in Ackerman Grand Ballroom along with two opening acts, In One Wind and Big Tree, as part of the Campus Events Commission's free concert series. Read more...
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Today, tUnE-yArDs will be performing in Ackerman Grand Ballroom with two opening acts, In One Wind and Big Tree.
On Saturday, Insomniac Events, the promoters responsible for organizing large concerts such as the Electric Daisy Carnival and Tiesto's College Invasion Tour, will host their first-ever Halloween-themed event, Escape from Wonderland. Read more...
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DJ Afrojack is set to perform at Escape from Wonderland on Saturday. (Courtesy of Insomniac)
While Powell Library usually provides an atmosphere for students preparing for exams, doing homework or taking naps in between classes, it is also the venue for UCLA's "Music in the Rotunda" concert series. Read more...
In Spanish, the word "cambalache" means exchange. For the Chicano music group Cambalache, it represents a cultural exchange between Chicanos in the United States and southern Veracruz, Mexico. Read more...
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Courtesy of Rudy Ramirez
When UCLA alumnus Noah Greenwald auditioned for the ethnomusicology program in 2000, he showed up with his electric guitar to perform his three required solo pieces. Read more...
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Noah Greenwald graduated from UCLA in 2004. He is now a music producer and DJ, and goes by the DJ name Noah The Man. On Oct. 30, he will be performing at Voyeur in Santa Monica.
On Sunday, Ramamurthi will be playing the violin alongside mridangam player Nirmal Narayan and renowned south Indian artist D. Seshachary, a member of the Hyderabad Brothers band, at the Carnatic concert put on by UCLA's Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth Read more...
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Second-year business economics student Shiva Ramamurthi will be playing the violin this Sunday alongside mridangam player Nirmal Narayan and renowned south Indian artist D. Seshachary, a member of the Hyderabad Brothers band at the Carnatic concert put on by UCLA’s Society for Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth.
Before forming their band The Psykes, Nathan Kersey-Wilson, Eric Cappello and Nivedan Nayak were simply residents in Dykstra Hall with little knowledge of one another. Read more...
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Third-years Nathan Kersey-Wilson, a jazz performance student, left, Eric Cappello, a music composition student, center, and Nivedan Nayak, a communication studies student, right, play at Kerckhoff Coffeehouse.
