Even free tickets and a sitdown interview don't faze James Rainis '14, as he reports that We Are Scientists' Saturday show at Ithaca College was, nonetheless, under-par.

In this week's This Album Will Change Your Life, Andy Volosky '15 raves about Live, Vol. 3 by the Avett Brothers, a folk-rock band coming to the State Theater on April 21. 

Peter Jacobs '13 reminisces about his first, thrilling visit to the closing Ithaca music venue, Castaways.

DJ duo Major Lazer will perform in Barton Hall on March 11, the Cornell Concert Commission will announce Wednesday. Opening acts for the group have not been determined.

State Radio brought their socially-conscious, reggae-tinged punk jams to The Haunt after a long day of living the rock and roll lifestyle by promoting women's rights and working on a service project. Wait, what?

Deer Tick got all your friends drunk and singing songs at The Haunt last Thursday. Why weren't you there?

Passion Pit delivered a heartfelt and emotional (though technically imperfect) performance of their technicolor, synthtacular jams at Barton Hall on Saturday night.

Sarah Angell uses the Halloween Time Machine to revisit some of time's greatest gigs. She's like a hipster Ms. Frizzle.

Seasoned house DJ Sam Kilroy sat down with The Sun to discuss the club scene in China, what it is like to perform in front of Lebron James and Dwayne Wade and why a champagne bottle can be a DJ's worst enemy.  

Joshua Redman and Brad Mehldau gave us a taste of true genius last week at Bailey Hall.