SP Sessions: Plush World T.V. performs in our new video series
Plush World TV, the second artist featured in our SP Sessions series, brought original and unique music to the newsroom.
Plush World TV, the second artist featured in our SP Sessions series, brought original and unique music to the newsroom.
The recent run of Rodgers and Hammerstein's the '"King and I," known for its historic reputation of white-washing, brings a diverse cast to the Gammage stage.
Watch the ASU a capella group the TEMPEtations perform at The State Press newsroom as part of our first SP Basement Session.
Students have a chance to enjoy a concert for a cause at the upcoming Sets in the West music festival on March 23 at the West Campus.
ASU students took the opportunity to see T-Pain live at Devilpalooza 2018.
Kendrink Lamar's album for Marvel's 'Black Panther' is a lyrical journey through Wakanda, culture and politics.
Apollo Bravos, the 'two person band with no genre,' will open for T-Pain at Devilpalooza on Feb. 24.
T-Pain will be performing at Devilpalooza 2018 and "it's gonna be lit."
ASU rapper Young Nut has big plans for 2018 after the release of his first full-length album "Season2."
ASU's Art, Music, and Poetry club kicks off the new semester looking to build on experience of former local music organization
The Pitchforks and Priority Male are preparing for upcoming concerts and album releases, including a concert together on Nov. 17.
ASU music students performed a number of songs from various video games at ASU Gammage on Oct. 21.
Three students spent months practicing for the show, building off a life-long love for music.
Leslie Odom Jr. from the 2015 Broadway musical "Hamilton," will be performing at ASU's West campus on Oct. 16.
A local band heavily involved in the ASU and Phoenix music scenes plans on using its diverse music to reach a wider audience.
Local rapper Young Nut is a heavily involved ASU sophomore with goals of honing his craft to create content that even he didn't expect.
After navigating college and growing comfortable in her own skin, Joey Unami is taking on the music world.
Participating in a fine arts class or club at ASU is a valuable experience for students and something all should consider.
We should not confuse instances of cultural appreciation for appropriation.
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