Madrigal Dinner Rings In The Christmas Season
Nicole Binkowski, Contributing Writer
December 12, 2012
With Christmas around the corner, Leyden High School’s Chamber Choir rang in the merry season by putting on the Annual Olde English Yuletide Dinner, otherwise known as Madrigals, this past weekend. The Madrigal Dinner is a two and a half hour dinner and performance by the Chambers Singer and... Read more »
Mitch Lucker Commemoration During Outbreak Tour
Chris Brito, Contributing Writer
December 11, 2012
On November 1, 2012, the metalcore community lost an important member in the music scene. Mitch Lucker, lead vocalist of Suicide Silence, passed away of a motorcycle accident that day. His band was supposed to open for Asking Alexandria as part of Monster’s Outbreak tour starting November 16. But,... Read more »
iTunes 10 Ten List
Dulce Monreal, Staff Writer
November 6, 2012
While we are all different in everything we like and do it is safe to say that most people enjoy music. Yet, everyone has a different taste in style, beats and lyrics. Looking back at last week’s iTunes downloads we see that the top ten downloaded songs show these different tastes: the songs went... Read more »
British Musician Ed Sheeran’s U.S. Tour Stops in Chicago
Emily Chiu, Staff Writer
October 3, 2012
On September 25, 2012, musician Ed Sheeran had a sold out show at The Riviera Theater in Chicago. Junior Alana Shanley, from East Leyden, attended the concert and was impressed. “The concert was REALLY good. The energy was really good and he was really good live.” Most notably, Sheeran was able to... Read more »
Pop Music Shows
Eric Monette, Staff Reporter
May 16, 2012
School’s almost out, and everyone is excited for summer vacation. People going to the beach, hanging out with friends, and just having fun. Yet a lot of people are most excited for this summer’s concerts and music festivals. I will be previewing this summer’s pop/top 40 concerts and festivals,... Read more »
Summer Shows to See
Amanda Laskowski, Staff Reporter
May 15, 2012
Summer’s right around the corner, and that means no school and a whole 84 days of nothing to do! And what better way to spend some of that time than at a concert? Summer means it’s time for all of those summer tours and music festivals. These events are great ways to spend time with your friends,... Read more »
