Tuesday, May 13

UCLA professor transforms the guitar in shape-shifting concert

Shape-shifting is not just for wizards and politicians anymore "“ Professor Peter Yates is applying the concept to guitar as he plays multiple shapes of the instrument and produces a variety of sounds this evening. Read more...

Photo: Professor and guitarist Peter Yates performs tonight at the Jan Popper Theater at 8 p.m. alongside performances by local guest musicians.


Engineers showcase talents in competition

There are people, undoubtedly, who believe that engineering and belly-dancing are mutually exclusive. But these are people who have never sat in the audience at the Engineering Society's E-Week Idol, the talent competition that occurs tonight on the first night of Engineering Week. Read more...

Photo: ENGINEERING SOCIETY of UCLA Members of UCLA’s Engineering Society are preparing for tonight’s “E-Week Idol,” a talent competition that showcases the group’s non-engineering skills and artistic endeavors. The event is part of Engineering Week.


Bruins make film debut

Facebook and a cappella may seem like an odd pairing, but not for the gentlemen of Bruin Harmony. Read more...

Photo: Bruin Harmony performs “I Shall Be Free” at the 2009 Spring Sing. The a cappella group will appear in David Fincher’s upcoming film, “The Social Network.”


Alumna’s album revamps cartoon tunes

The tune "Hello Ma Baby" was written around the turn of the 20th century, but it was immortalized in 1955 by a frog "“ Michigan J. Frog, actually, the vaudevillian Warner Bros. character, who sang it with a top hat and a cane in a cartoon called "One Froggy Evening." Read more...

Photo: Musician and UCLA alumna Megan Lynch performs in Berkeley in March. She released her first album last fall.



Q&A with Trey Songz

R&B singer Trey Songz is opening, along with Young Jeezy, for Jay-Z's national Blueprint 3 Tour which stops at the Staples Center on March 26. Read more...

Photo: Grammy-nominated R&B artist Trey Songz will open for Jay-Z at Staples Center March 26.


Bamboozle concert will provide memorable lineup

Nine to 10 hours of unfiltered alternative-rock heavyweights bombarding eager fans with unprecedented guitar solos may result in the following: a one way ticket to nirvana, and the possible threat of being unwillingly volunteered for a mosh pit "“ The Bamboozle will deliver all of this on March 27 and 28 in Anaheim. Read more...



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