Similar to many people and fields, COVID-19 has impacted individuals in a variety of ways. Nearly two years after not hosting events and in its second season back, Cal Poly Arts is adjusting to the changes. There are about 25 to 40 performances within a season ranging from singers, musicians, dancers and more. Past performances […]
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RSVP XXIII: Fatherland will be a transmedia experience
RSVP is a transmedia concert that uses different media elements to convey a theme or a story.
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The rise of festival culture
The rise of the festival culture may more dangerous than you think.
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Train, Florida Georgia Line make Mid-State Fair lineup
Train and Florida Georgia Line have been added to the list of acts performing at this year’s California Mid-State Fair.
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NEXT EXIT: SLO — Big-name acts to come through
Kyle Loomis is a journalism senior and Mustang Daily music columnist. The coming of spring means many things: new classes for a new quarter, warmer weather and the soon-to-be arrival of summer vacation. But for me, springtime translates to concert and festival season. As an admitted Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival junkie, spring means […]
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What’s brewing at SLO Brew: four shows not to miss
Kyle Loomis is a journalism senior and Mustang Daily music columnist. As this quarter comes to its closing weeks, it’s important to remember to balance an intensified study schedule with some down time. For music fans such as myself, down time usually translates to live music, and SLO Brewing Co. downtown has traditionally been a […]
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Progressive rock band, RX Bandits will play at DTB Sunday
Orange County-based band RX Bandits will play at Downtown Brewing, Co. on Sunday. Since forming in 1999, the progressive rock band has transformed dramatically in their 11-year legacy, exploring punk, ska, jazz and rock to create their unique sound.