Singer performs at open mic nights, on musical theater stage
Sophomore Suheli Ray ’s big imagination is what sparked her passion for performance, singing and theater. Read more »
From the Studio
John Brown's Body to perform at the Westcott Theater
John Brown's Body is set to perform at the Westcott Theater Oct. 10. Read more »
Syracuse-based Master Thieves singers leads group to award nominations
Master Thieves, a five-person rock/blues jam band based in Syracuse, prides itself on not having a lead singer or any one person fronting the band.… Read more »
The Lucky Dutch to bring blues-sound to Funk 'n Waffles downtown
SU alum returns with band, The Lucky Dutch. Read more »
Jazz in the City program brings concerts to urban neighborhoods
Jazz in the City allows local businesses to vend at the show for free and also partners with La Liga Youth Volunteer Corps, which provides job opportunities for at-risk youth. Both aspects of the program underline CNY Jazz Central founder Larry Luttinger’s hope to have everything come from within the neighborhoods themselves. Read more »
Local band The New Daze looks to increase presence at Syracuse University
Local band The New Daze has changed immensely and currently have two upcoming shows scheduled in upstate New York. Read more »
Members of local Syracuse rock band Lee Terrace aim to release album over summer
Every member of Lee Terrace grew up in the area, and the band has been performing around the city since 2007. Read more »
Syracuse musician to create documentary web series highlighting local music scene
Corey Jordan is creating a “rockumentary,” titled “Syracuse TV." The web series is planned to incorporate two parts. The first involves Jordan following a band and interviewing its members about being a band in Syracuse. The second part involves filming in the studio with the band, to also showcase local recording studios. Read more »
Eight bands to compete for studio time in Orange Music Group's Battle of the Bands competition
Orange Music Group and Subcat Studios will host a Battle of the Bands on Thursday at 8 p.m. in Schine Underground. The concert will feature… Read more »
SU student band 'Lewis and Clark' takes pride in eclectic sound, hopes to release EP
Lewis and Clark , a five-member band, is working to produce new singles and hope to release an EP in the fall. Read more »
Student band works to establish definite sound, hopes to release EP
Only one of ride bikes.’ four members knows how to ride a bike. That member is Kyle Beam. Beam, bass player for the band ride… Read more »
Musician Stanley Michael prepares to launch first single, social media accounts
Stanley Kaminsky’s first performance outside of the northeastern Pennsylvania area was through The New York Songwriters Circle, a showcase in New York City where artists… Read more »
Artist ose. overcomes shyness to perform live, will release 1st album in March
Wise men stay calm. That’s Osamede Ogbeide’s mantra for 2015, one he coined himself. Ogbeide, an undeclared sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences… Read more »
Friends form rock band ‘Pizza Party’ in South Campus apartment
It all started with a T-shirt and a pizza box. Jesse Katzenstein, a sophomore in the Bandier Program, was looking for inspiration to name the… Read more »
A cappella group Main Squeeze raises money for first album
Main Squeeze has one goal — to record and release an album. The all-girl a cappella group hopes to release the album in the 2015–16… Read more »
Bandier students form electronic dance music group by using knowledge of industry
One year ago, a trio of Bandier students combined their music industry knowledge and friendship to create the electronic dance music group, LIPSTIK. Sophomores Rowan… Read more »
Bandier student Ricky Smith pursues producing, performing music as solo artist
Despite his young age, Ricky Smith’s performance career spans over a decade. Smith, 19, is a freshman in the Bandier Program for Music and the… Read more »
Coming of age: Foster the People tries to fend off one-hit wonder status on sophomore record
For Foster the People, “Pumped Up Kicks” has no doubt been a blessing and a curse. The wildly popular single from their debut album, “Torches,”… Read more »
Bell bottom: Indie-super duo disappoints with confusing disco-themed album
What do you get when you cross one of indie rock’s biggest heroes with one of the most acclaimed producers of the 2000s? Disco, apparently.… Read more »
True to heart: Dum Dum Girl's third album provides authentic story-telling with strong lyrics
The Dum Dum Girls made waves in the indie world when their sophomore album, “Only in Dreams,” dropped in 2011. The girl group’s infectious ’60s… Read more »
