Carolyn Mescher was once a business administration student at Cal Poly — now she’s a Nashville-based recording artist.
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Local band Night Riots to end tour at SLO Brew
Local rock band Night Riots spent the past month circling the nation and will return home to play SLO Brewing Co. on Feb. 21.
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Jason Mraz announces PAC performance
That’s right, Cal Poly. Jason Mraz “is yours.”
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Atmosphere, Hoodie Allen make unconfirmed ASI spring concert list
Hoodie Allen and Chance the Rapper are two hip-hop acts that ASI is reportedly considering for a spring hip-hop concert.
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Phantogram's latest album is all style, no substance
If some tracks from Phantogram’s latest album sound like you’ve heard them before, that’s probably because you have.
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The Temptations to bring Motown back to PAC
During the 70-minute performance, the singers will perform classic pieces such as “My Girl,” “The Way You Do the Things You Do,” “Papa Was a Rolling Stone,” as well as more recent songs from its 2010 album Still Here.
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Sing-along: Philly rockers deepen their following
David Jang/Staff Photographer “You’re Gonna Miss It All manages to capture the very modern blend of frustration, listlessness and resignation felt by a subset of 2014’s technology-obsessed youth. Even if it’s not punk in its purest form, it’s still a powerful sentiment.” Parker Evans Parker Evans is an economics senior and Mustang News music columnist. […]
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Next stop: Próxima Parada looks onward with Indiegogo
Local folk/soul band Próxima Parada is taking the next step in its musical journey by launching an Indiegogo crowd-funding campaign on Feb. 7 to raise money for its next album.
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Gardens & Villa finds its footing
After its self-titled debut release in 2011, the members of Gardens & Villa had no shortage of options.
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Steve Aoki brings down the (electro) house
The doors would open any minute, and anticipation was tense. Associated Students, Inc. and event staff ran around the Recreation Center’s main gym like chickens with their heads cut off, blowing up balloons, adjusting decorations and deciding how to avoid a stampede when it was time to remove the barricades for the horde of impatient Steve Aoki fans outside.