Garret Charles Nash, commonly known by his stage name Gnash, performed at The Observatory in Santa Ana Observatory April 1 as part of his latest tour, The Sleepover Tour. The concert highlighted many of Gnash’s contemporaries, including Sweater Beats, Imad Royal, Tulpa & Blankts, Triangle Park, Myboyjon and Brandon Wardell. All of these musicians performed […]
Rainbow Kitten Surprise, a band described as anything from alternative to indie pop and folk rock, made a stop March 22 in Los Angeles, selling out the renowned Roxy Theatre. Hailing from Boone, North Carolina, RKS was initially created by lead singer Sam Melo and guitarist Darrick “Bozzy” Keller. The name for their band came […]
When thinking of poetry, the first thing that comes to mind might may be along the lines of “roses are red; violets are blue.” Yet, a local library is using newspapers, old books, magazines and Sharpie as mediums to create poems. The SSgt Salvador J Lara Casa Blanca Library, located at 2985 Madison St., hosted […]
Each year, California Baptist University’s College of Architecture, Visual Arts & Design hosts a senior showcase for its graduating students.. This semester, Thomas Rogers, senior graphic design major, was apart of CAVAD’s senior showcase, which typically displays the work of about 16 seniors. The CAVAD program helps students grow through connecting them with professionals all […]
Sometimes seen in a negative light, police officers are working on bridging the gap between them and their surrounding communities. Sgt. Aram Choe, adjunct professor with online and professional studies at California Baptist University, has been in law enforcement for 14 years and has recently worked with the activist group Humanizing the Badge. “We are […]
The Collinsworth School of Music ensembles get busy throughout the school year with concerts at various churches, but it gets busier as the semester closes with preparation of what is known as Maytour. The conductor, Dr. Judd Bonner, takes time during the school year to plan the end-of- semester tours, which consume time and energy. […]
Back To the Grind Coffeehouse held its “Between the Tables” event March 19 where a variety of artists literally performed between the tables to create a more inclusive environment for guests. The event hosted performers from a variety of mediums including jazz, poetry and spoken word. Jonathan Frias, 29-year-old musician, performed as part of a […]
Whether coming from a Latin background or not, music lovers are able to identify the talent and influence of Selena Quintanilla. Starting her music career at the age of 10, Quintanilla performed with her siblings at small venues in her native Texas town and quickly grew into her title as the “Queen of Tejano” — […]
Disney’s new live-action film, “Beauty and the Beast,” was released in theaters March 17, is a strong debut for Disney’s upcoming live-action adaptations. The original animated film is considered a classic, so the question of whether or not the live-action adaptation would live up to the original was present amongst audiences. However, the live-action kept […]
After four years of silence, Lorde is releasing a new album. Lorde released “Green Light,” along with a music video March 3. This song is a precursor to her new album, “Melodrama,” which will feature personal songs about what has happened during the years since “Pure Heroine.” Debuting at No. 100 on “Billboard’s Hot 100,” […]
