Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Wednesday, April 1, 2020
“I don’t think I’ll ever not enjoy doing stand up.” Despite gaining fame through radio, podcasts, books, television and film, Jim Norton still thinks of himself as a stand-up comedian.
Department of Performing Arts wraps captivating production of musical
AU students showcase musical talents at the campus coffee shop
Starry, white light mingled with crooning, crisp vocals to create an ethereal mood in the dimly lit 9:30 Club.
Singers, writers and visual artists collaborate to celebrate the arts community
Braxton Boren’s research combines acoustics, history and computer science
Music program director says focus will be on teaching music to at-risk kids
It’s time for Halloween! Full of scary stories, sweet candy and creative decorations, music that has frightful horror tropes and unsettling beats is a great addition for any Halloween celebration.
This November, students can throw it back to the early 2000s
Anyone in the intimate venue watching lovelytheband would be surrounded by an uplifting and positive sound flowing from the stage.
In a world of overly extravagant productions packed with elaborate sets, stages and costumes, it’s easy for live performance to lose its essence.
The beat to "Dead to Me" began in the 9:30 Club and the shadow of Kali Uchis appeared behind a white closed curtain.
As the sixth stop of their Bambi tour, Hippo Campus will play a surely energetic sold-out show Oct.
Pair worked with Kesha for same-sex marriage music video
An electronic hip-hop festival created by three D.C. natives produces the best line-up yet
With comedy special “Empathy on Sale,” Mohan tries to bridge political divides with his unique brand of humor
The music group sought out to relieve stress and inspire hope and joy
Check out the fall calendar from the Department of Performing Arts
DMV superstar returns to the 9:30 Club on Oct. 10
Drake filled Capital One Arena with an over-the-top show
