Saturday, July 25

Sympathy Sympathy sees gained exposure from failed Spring Sing audition to perform its aesthetic music at gigs around UCLA

Sympathy Sympathy did not pass the Spring Sing auditions last year "“ but they did not let rejection stop them from playing upbeat songs filled with synthesizers and pop culture references. Read more...

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UCLA band Sympathy Sympathy will be performing at the Hardman-Hansen Hall (part of University Cooperative Housing Association) tonight. The rock band uses synthesizers and is heavily influenced by ’80s bands such as Joy Division and The Cure, as well as ’90s bands such as Blink-182. The group members’ first live performance together was at an unsuccessful audition for Spring Sing but have performed their pop-culture infused songs around campus numerous times since.


UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television launches new program to provide a networking group for graduates

The transition from being a student to a working professional can be both scary and difficult. Teri Schwartz, the dean the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, launched the TFT Young Alumni Leadership program in order to help students as they move into the working industry for this exact reason. Read more...

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The TFT Young Alumni Leadership program kicked off with the event “Writing for “˜The Simpsons.'” The group aims to provide a network for new graduates.





ScatterTones to sing for cancer

First-year undeclared student Brooks Paul was known by the ScatterTones a cappella group as a "subwoofer of a bass" for his ability to hit extremely low notes. Read more...

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Russell Angelico, recording manager of ScatterTones and fourth-year IDS student, will perform at Kerckhoff Grand Salon Sunday.


A cappella gets loud at Fowler for an evening

"Harry Potter" fans would have been delighted to hear the melodic sound of female voices coming from Schoenberg Hall as "Aunt Petunia" and "Uncle Vernon" were repeatedly sung four times each. Read more...

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UCLA vocalist group Cadenza A Cappella will be performing at the Fowler Museum’s A Cappella Night.