The singer-songwriter will perform Sept. 30 at The Blue Note. By Megan Suddarth Published Sept. 30, 2011 For access to the original publication, click here. Prepare for a laid-back, “bubbly” Friday night with Colbie Caillat. The down-to-earth singer is coming to The Blue Note with a guitar in her hand and flip flops on her feetContinue reading “Colbie Caillat to get ‘bubbly’ in Columbia”
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Tommy and the High Pilots land in Columbia
The band will play Aug. 22 at Mojo’s By Megan Suddarth Published Aug. 22, 2011 For access to the original publication, click here. Home is close yet so far away for the men of Tommy and the High Pilots. They’ve been touring the country for the past two months–rocking crowds and gaining fans with their upbeatContinue reading “Tommy and the High Pilots land in Columbia”
Ludo presents Space Dracula’s Basketball Expo
The band will play Aug. 7 at The Blue Note. By Megan Suddarth Published Aug. 6, 2011 For access to the original publication, click here. Do you love that final frontier some people call space? What about blood-sucking vampires? Or even just a good ole game of basketball? Then Ludo’s tour, Space Dracula’s Basketball Expo, isContinue reading “Ludo presents Space Dracula’s Basketball Expo”
Tommy and the High Pilots have little time for play
The band will play Feb. 24 at Mojo’s. By Megan Suddarth Published Feb. 22, 2011 For access to original publication, click here. Although downtime is rare for Tommy and the High Pilots, the members take time to relish in the small things. “I’m just standing here watching my boys play pool,” lead singer Tommy Cantillon said.Continue reading “Tommy and the High Pilots have little time for play”
Honky tonk star Stacie Collins lives the dream
The band will perform Feb. 18 at The Snorty Horse Saloon. By Megan Suddarth Published Feb. 22, 2011 For access to the original publication, click here. The Stacie Collins Band livens up the classic rock and country combination. “Our music is like Little Walter meets Joan Jett and Tammy Wynett, in a nutshell,” Collins said. “IContinue reading “Honky tonk star Stacie Collins lives the dream”
Tommy and the High Pilots – 5 out of 5 stars
Posted to Arts & Entertainment by Megan Suddarth at 12:00 a.m., Dec. 7, 2010 Competition is tough in the music industry, especially for up-and-coming bands. However, you wouldn’t suspect Tommy and the High Pilots is a lesser-known, up-and-coming band. Its high level of enthusiasm and exciting on-stage shows would make you wonder why everyone doesn’t have all of thisContinue reading “Tommy and the High Pilots – 5 out of 5 stars”
Tommy & The High Pilots reach new heights
The band will perform at Mojo’s on Wednesday. By Megan Suddarth Published Nov. 30, 2010 For access to the original publication, click here. With an ever-growing fan base, Tommy & The High Pilots are touring the country promoting their EP, American Riviera. Lead singer Tom Cantillon formed Tommy & The High Pilots after the crumble of hisContinue reading “Tommy & The High Pilots reach new heights”
Choir, orchestra combine forces
The ensemble will perform together Nov. 18 in Jesse Auditorium By Megan Suddarth Published Nov. 16, 2010 For access to the original publication, click here. Every year, the Choral Union, University Singers and University Philharmonic Orchestra combine forces. This week it will happen yet again. Performing in Jesse Auditorium, these two organizations will meet on stageContinue reading “Choir, orchestra combine forces”
An ongoing tribute to Sublime
The band will play Nov. 16 at The Blue Note. By Megan Suddarth Published Nov. 12, 2010 For access to the original publication, click here. For most people, the name Badfish kind of puts the thought of smelly salmon in your mind. Not for Sublime’s loyal fans. Instead, Badfish brings to mind the awesome talent andContinue reading “An ongoing tribute to Sublime”
Preparing for a taste of Ludo
The St. Louis band will play Oct. 16 at The Blue Note. By Megan Suddarth Published Oct. 15, 2010 For access to the original publication, click here. The constant sound of bustling leaves, skateboard wheels and chatty students fill the town of Columbia every day. This weekend, however, the familiar sounds of electric guitars, harmonic moogContinue reading “Preparing for a taste of Ludo”
