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Meghan Hall

“Beach Weather” and “Dayglow” Lit Up the Stage at GPB’s Spring Concert

By Tanvi Gorripati, Senior Guide Editor April 16, 2025

The Georgetown Program Board (GPB)’s annual spring concert brought warm weather, vibrant energy and a glowing sea of students to McDonough Arena for a night of celebration April 4. With a pre-concert...

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‘Chromakopia: The World Tour’: the New Epitome of Live, High-Energy Performances

By Evan Bournazian, Hoya Staff Writer April 10, 2025

From an array of all-green suits to blonde bowl-cut wigs, crowds of brightly adorned young adults showed out in droves outside of Capital One Arena April 1. As hundreds gathered in these decked-out...

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Indie-Rock Band Flipturn Flipturned It Up at the 9:30 Club

By Amber Cherry, Senior Guide Editor April 24, 2024

Ever bought a concert ticket without knowing a band? I’d consider it if it were recommended to you by a friend with similar music taste. Maybe it’s just me, but when I go to a concert for one of...

Meghan Hall | Georgetown University student bands and artists performed in Prospect Records and HOME’s Cosmic Bloom concert April 13 to raise money for low-income and unhoused individuals and families in Ward 2 of Washington, D.C.

Student Performers Raise Money For Ward 2 Mutual Fund in Outdoor Concert

By Kate Hwang, Graduate Desk Editor April 19, 2024

Georgetown University student bands and artists performed in Prospect Records and HOME’s (Homelessness Outreach Meals and Education) Cosmic Bloom concert April 13 to raise money for low-income and unhoused...

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Hot Chelle Rae and Owl City Bring the GPB Spring Concert to Life

By Meghan Hall, Hoya Staff Writer April 3, 2024

Featuring an impressive lineup with openers Rosewater, a beloved student band, and Hot Chelle Rae and Owl City as the main acts, the Georgetown Program Board’s (GPB) Spring Concert bridged quality,...

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Squeazy E Plays a Squeeze Boxing Match at the Galactic Panther

By Amber Cherry, Deputy Guide Editor February 8, 2024

Last Saturday night in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, Va., the Galactic Panther art gallery held what the owners have dubbed a “(Squeeze) Boxing Match.” The eclectic space hosts events ranging...

Victoria’s Secrets: Maisie, You Are My Daisy

Victoria’s Secrets: Maisie, You Are My Daisy

By Victoria Freeman November 3, 2023

Despite what host Victoria Freeman (CAS ’26) said in the last episode, “Victoria’s Secrets” will expand its scope to reviewing live performances. In this week’s episode, Freeman reviews the...

Alec Benjamin Lets the Hilltop Down Slowly

Alec Benjamin Lets the Hilltop Down Slowly

By James Pocchia April 26, 2023

★★★★☆ I could hear a garble of voices rising from behind Reynolds Hall as I strolled through the Southwest Quad. When I rounded the corner, I saw lines of students spilling out in front of...

Mitski Struggles with Authenticity at The Anthem

Mitski Struggles with Authenticity at The Anthem

By Sanskriti Reddy April 6, 2022

★★★☆☆ Fresh off of claims of retirement and a few days late due to a crew member catching COVID-19, Mitski strolled out in front of a glowing white door at The Anthem to a crowd of young...

Rock Band Weathers Welcomes the DMV into the ‘Poser Family’ at Jammin Java

Rock Band Weathers Welcomes the DMV into the ‘Poser Family’ at Jammin Java

By Maddie Gaeta October 6, 2021

★★★★★ Los Angeles-based rock band Weathers is taking the alternative indie world by storm since they have kicked off their first nationwide tour.   The band officially formed in October...

Serena Isioma Shuts Down the Songbyrd With Lyricality, Messages About Self-Love

Serena Isioma Shuts Down the Songbyrd With Lyricality, Messages About Self-Love

By Haley Resnick September 22, 2021

★★★★☆ A coffee shop by day and a concert hall by night, Songbyrd Music House was overflowing with energy to see up-and-coming indie artist Serena Isioma this past Saturday, Sept. 18. Fans...

Cuban Orchestra Faces Travel Challenges on Annual GU Trip

Cuban Orchestra Faces Travel Challenges on Annual GU Trip

By Harrison McBride February 21, 2020

Members of Cuba’s Lyceum Mozartiano of Havana are completing a visit and cultural exchange program with the Georgetown University Orchestra after travel complications threatened the annual program.  As...

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