UU hour received a treat for the ears with Louder Space’s performance today.
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SLO Brew sells out for STRFKR
STRFKR is making its way to SLO Brew for a sold-out show on April 11.
Rock and Riot: Local band Night Riots strums out at SLO Brew
The line started at SLO Brewing Co., trailed along Garden Street, wrapped around the corner and continued down Higuera Street.
Hospitality's latest 'less than compelling'
The doldrums of January are an opportunity for a band to make a splash. The general lack of high profile releases leaves a gaping hole waiting to be filled by some hidden gem trying to burst onto the scene and with Trouble, Hospitality makes its case to be the critical darlings of 2014.
Pepper set to play sold-out show at SLO Brew
San Diego-based rock and reggae band Pepper will play for a full audience on Jan. 17 at SLO Brewing Co.
13 memorable moments from last night’s game
A recap of the Blue-Green Rivalry in GIF form.
Straight from the soul: Próxima Parada ‘makes you wanna dance’
Allison Montroy amontroy@mustangdaily.net Andy Olson raises his drumsticks in the air and looks to his left. “One, two, three, four.” Nick Larson leans in and presses his fingers into the keys of his red instrument, kicking off the song with a bluesy, gospel of a melody. To his right, guitarist Bryson Bailey joins in, bending […]
Mustang Band freshmen march to a different beat of WOW
While the majority of freshman will spend their WOW week playing name games, surfing or kayaking, the Mustang Band WOWies are up at 7 a.m. for band camp, rehearsing for their first gig.
Student band brings humor to any situation
A mixture of Flight of the Concords-style humor, Creedence Clearwater Revival’s bluesy guitar/folk-feel and a Beastie Boys blend of rock and rap, the band creates a new genre with their music.
BLOG: Cal Poly band brings energy to the court
Whenever they weren’t playing their instruments, the pep band members were cheering their lungs out for the women on the volleyball court.
Band blends lyrical styles in sophomore album
Port O’Brien’s new album “Threadbare” works better as a full album and captures the experience of growth and change.
