SpringFest 2026 was a hit among students; the Fleming Green was covered in cowboy boots and flower crowns at the concert Saturday, April 25.
Hosted by the UVM Program Board, this year’s event featured...
On Sept. 18, 2001, the world was introduced to the young musician John Mayer.
Columbia Records released “Room for Squares,” an album that defined the acoustic-pop landscape of the early 2000s...
Clarinetist Megan Solleder stood under the bright lights of the Southwick recital hall, ready to compete in UVM’s annual Concerto Competition.
The moment she had been preparing and practicing relentlessly...
Orrin Savage, Culture Staff Writer
• February 24, 2026
On Sunday, Feb. 1, at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Burlington, a benefit show was held for Jordan Aiken, a young man recently diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma.
Aiken is the...
Polyglots and classical music lovers — come one, come all to listen to Rosalía’s holy grail album “LUX.” Her angelic voice soars alongside the London Symphony Orchestra as Catholic imagery and...
Like many people, I could not have cared less for Sabrina Carpenter until last summer. The tongue-in-cheek lyrics and catchy tunes of “Short n’ Sweet” revived my interest in pop music, and since...
Kendall Evans, Culture Staff Writer
• September 25, 2025
On Friday, Sept. 5, David Byrne’s eighth core studio album “Who Is The Sky?” hit streaming platforms.
It’s been seven years since Byrne’s last studio album “American Utopia,” but he did...
With the release of her new single “The Giver,” Chappell Roan expands the genre and challenges the general societal consensus of what country music is and who can write it.
“Good luck finding...
Brennan’s Pub became unrecognizable as groups of music-loving students crowded into the makeshift concert venue to support the candidates for this year’s Battle of the Bands.
The competition can...
Vermont is known for many things, including but not limited to maple syrup, outdoor activities and long, snowy winters. I chose to enroll at UVM knowing well that the winter season would be mentally and...
Emily Siess, Culture Staff Writer
• February 7, 2025
If you’ve forgotten what the feeling of discomfort is like, look no further than Ethel Cain’s new horrific soundscape of perversion and white noise to remind you.
“Perverts,” released on Jan....
Kendall Evans, Culture Staff Writer
• January 31, 2025
Mac Miller’s second posthumous studio album, “Balloonerism,” came out on Friday, Jan. 17.
This was more than seven years after his death and exactly five years after the release of “Circles,”...
