If the devil is truly in the details — as Lucy Dacus proclaims in her song “For Keeps” from her new album “Forever Is a Feeling” — then her lyrical genius is going to hell.    The...

After lead singer Isaac Wood departed from English rock group Black Country, New Road in 2022, many wondered where the band would go musically. Their third studio album, “Forever Howlong,” embraces...

The first authorized biographical documentary to follow legendary rock band Led Zeppelin, “Becoming Led Zeppelin,” traces the group’s beginnings and legacy as the progenitors of hard rock. With...

On the final night of his After Hours til Dawn Tour, The Weeknd attempted to sing one of his most powerful songs, “Alone Again,” — but nothing came out.  This moment, its causes, effects and...

Cherry Tree Massacre, the a cappella festival, returned to Gaston Hall this past weekend, completing the first weekend of its 51st annual installment. Hosted by Georgetown University’s oldest a cappella...

The trial of hip-hop artist and fashion icon Rakim Mayers, known more colloquially as A$AP Rocky, finally began Jan. 24 in Los Angeles, Calif. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s office charged...

“Hey Julia, would it be possible for me to borrow your keys to the Reynolds Hall practice rooms?” my old duet partner from chamber music class asked me.  “Of course. You can keep them. I won’t...

In 2022, English singer-songwriter Tahliah Debrett Barnett, known to fans as FKA Twigs, moved to Prague, Czechia, to act in Rupert Sanders’s “The Crow.” Between takes, she immersed herself in...

Mac Miller’s “Balloonerism” is his seventh studio album and second posthumous release following his death in 2018. The album features collaborations with Thundercat, SZA and Ashley All Day. The album...

A Georgetown University School of Foreign Service (SFS) professor won the 2024 Special Interest Group for Jewish Music prize, the Society for Ethnomusicology, an organization which compiles scholarship...

There’s a reason music is called the universal language. From folk songs to symphonies, melodies have always connected people across all barriers: linguistic, temporal and physical. At Georgetown University...