You seem to be browsing on a screen size, browser, or device that this website cannot support. Some things might look and act a little weird.
Last Friday, on Valentine’s Day, two groups kicked off the spring student band scene with performances at the Pub. Far From Juno, a band of juniors, reunited for the first time on stage after three of their members—Reynaldo Fuentez ’26, …
On Wednesday, the Music Department and the Department of Classics welcomed Joe Goodkin, a Chicago-based musician and composer of “The Blues of Achilles,” an award-winning musical adaptation of “The Iliad.” The album is a collection of 17 original songs, arranged …
Aly Spaltro, also known by her artist name Lady Lamb, performed at a rally for the Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) encampment this past week. Spaltro is originally from Brunswick and said the opportunity to connect with this protest …
For four tense, tiring and extremely exhilarating days, I, alongside many members of the Bowdoin student body, participated in and protested at the Shaban al-Dalou Union encampment. When initially brainstorming ideas to kick off this semester’s Music Response Project, I …
At ten of seven, the lights went out—my worst fear. But soon, they were lifted. The audience—ranging from students dressed in tank tops attending to see their friends to Brunswick community members graced with scarves and purses returning to see …
Last Saturday, Brunswick residents, faculty and students gathered at Studzinski Recital Hall for the College’s two-piano jazz duo concert. The performance featured Scott Martin, Bowdoin’s new jazz and pop piano instructor, and Tom Porter, a writer and multimedia producer from …
Classical music enthusiasts from the College and the Brunswick community packed Studzinski Recital Hall both Sunday and Tuesday night for the Bowdoin Symphony Orchestra’s fall performances. The concert showcased two works: Gabriela Lena Frank’s “Three Latin American Dances” (2004) and …
On Monday, Nomad Pizza transformed its side room into a concert hall, lining the space with wooden chairs that circled a black box stage lit in a lavender hue. Families and friends gathered under the string lights, awaiting the entrance …
Last Saturday, MacMillan House lit up with ambient, iridescent lights in anticipation of two musical acts: Bowdoin’s own DJ Lorca (Lorca Peña Nissenblatt ’27), followed by Addie Alaimo, an indie artist from Los Angeles, Calif.
The concert was a collaboration …
Last Saturday, members of the student body gathered in Jack Magee’s Pub to witness a soulful concert by musician Chance Emerson. Attendees even contributed to an impromptu collective song-writing effort.
The performance was Emerson’s second at the College since his …
