On Sunday at 8:30 p.m., Jack Magee’s Pub was cloaked in purple light for a performance by Blume, an old-school R&B, rock and pop band of Bowdoin sophomores.
The event was organized as part of First-Year Orientation Week but attracted …
On Thursday night, students filled all three floors of Jack Magee’s Pub in anticipation of Daisy World’s entrance. Shortly, Daisy World entered the stage, sitting on the chairs in front of the pulsing crowd.
Last Saturday, Bowdoin students and staff joined the Brunswick community to celebrate Record Store Day. Brunswick’s three record stores offered customers limited-edition albums, food trucks and one-dollar vinyl records.
Mason Kahn ’28 was excited about attending Record Store Day. In …
On Monday night, three-time Grammy-award winning singer-songwriter Joe Henry performed in Studzinski Hall. The evening also included a conversational interview with Professor of English Brock Clarke and a Q&A session.
Over his 40-year career, Henry has written over 18 albums, …
On Friday, the Bowdoin Music Collective (BMC) hosted the annual Battle of the Bands competition to determine the student opener for the upcoming Spring Concert. Far from Juno, composed of five musicians— Courtney Burnett ’26, Jacob Goodman ’26, Joseph Gordon …
The other night, my friend Maiara Rebordão ’27 and I spent several hours sitting in her room and exchanging Brazilian songs we grew up with. While I don’t understand Portuguese, I have a deep appreciation for songs sung in the …
For Carolina Bragg ’26, music has always been a family affair.
At a young age, she followed her sister’s example and started playing the cello. Later, her sister became the first one in the family to start writing music.
On Monday evening, classical music enthusiasts gathered in Dutchman’s Wood-Fired Bagels for an evening of chamber music, socializing and gourmet pizza.
Beneath high ceilings, and bathed in a soft glow, the Grammy award-winning Ying Quartet with pianist Ran Dank took …
When walking through Studzinski Recital Hall, you might just be lucky enough to overhear Brian Liu ’25 fine-tuning a concerto before he heads off to the computer science lab or the McKeen Center.