Switchfoot surfs through Columbia

Switchfoot surfs through Columbia The popular Christian rock band will stop by The Blue Note on Thursday. By Megan Suddarth Published April 20, 2012 For access to the original publication, click here. Avid surfers, the Christian rock band Switchfoot got its name from a surfing technique: “Switchfoot” is when you change your feet on the boardContinue reading “Switchfoot surfs through Columbia”

Country superstar Miranda Lambert stops by Mizzou Arena

MOVE caught up with the country singer, who plays at Mizzou Arena on Sunday with openers Chris Young and Jerrod Niemann. By Megan Suddarth Published April 13, 2012 For access to the original article, click here. Get ready for the hot country chick herself: Miranda Lambert is ready to light up the stage and rock yourContinue reading “Country superstar Miranda Lambert stops by Mizzou Arena”

Blacking out with Breathe Carolina

The Denver electronic band will play Wednesday at The Blue Note with The Ready Set. By Megan Suddarth Published March 16, 2012 For access to the original publication, click here. From shattering exit signs to launching champagne glasses off of hotel balconies, the guys in Breathe Carolina personify their lyrics completely. With three albums released andContinue reading “Blacking out with Breathe Carolina”

Leveling with Tommy and the High Pilots

The band will play at Mojo’s on Monday. By Megan Suddarth Tommy and the High Pilots are returning to Columbia to perform with band Langhorne Slim. Even with a whirlwind full of new music, touring and a new music video, Tommy and the High Pilots’ lead singer, Tom Cantillon, takes time to discuss food, fashion, movies,Continue reading “Leveling with Tommy and the High Pilots”

Flying high: Catching up with Tommy of The High Pilots

The Santa Barbara quartet will stop by Mojo’s on Monday. By Megan Suddarth Published March 16, 2012 For access to the original publication, click here. Open roads, microphones and loyal fans pretty much fill the life of Tom Cantillon, lead singer of Tommy and the High Pilots. For this California boy, life is crazy in soContinue reading “Flying high: Catching up with Tommy of The High Pilots”

Purity in Music – Roy English

Recently, I discovered that one of my favorite bands from high school, Eye Alaska, broke up. I was a bit devastated, to be honest. But then I started researching a little more and realized that the lead singer went on to do his own thing on a solo project. Brandon Wronski, formerly the lead singerContinue reading “Purity in Music – Roy English”

“People Say I’m the Man” by Hot Problems

So, being a lover of Ludo and everything related, I’ve also become a fan of Hot Problems – a new project that Andrew Volpe (Ludo’s lead singer) is working on. This song is quite catchy in my opinion. I can’t stop listening to it, it’s becoming an obsession. Though I love Ludo, the sound thatContinue reading ““People Say I’m the Man” by Hot Problems”

Music of My Life

The current project I chose for J2150 centers around The Blue Note in downtown Columbia. I’m incredibly excited about this project because music consumes a large part of my life. I love all kinds of music ranging from 80’s to Christian contemporary. So, let’s get started. When I was young, I remember riding with myContinue reading “Music of My Life”

Tech N9ne visits Columbia, ready for strange therapy

Kansas City rapper, Aaron Yates AKA Tech N9ne, finds time on a cold Monday afternoon to joke around about vampires, talk about his love for psychiatry and plan his future. In between freestyle raps and jokes, Tech N9ne opens up about his past, his future and what’s going on in his life right now. HeContinue reading “Tech N9ne visits Columbia, ready for strange therapy”