Sacramento State’s jazz ensembles performed under the direction of Greg Johnson and Duncan McElman in Capistrano Concert Hall this Thursday night, ushering in a rainy season with upbeat grooves and winter blues.
“When We Were Colored: A Mother’s Story” written by Playwright Ginger Rutland is a story that focuses on the journey of a middle-class Black woman who grew up in the segregated South. The play then follows her move to Sacramento in 1952 with her family as they navigate life in a more integrated society.
Join Kai Arellano and Mateo Davis as they review the 2006 film, ‘Monster House,’ on the second episode of Theater Rats! They discuss their favorite scenes from the movie, give awards for the best performances and where it ranks as a fall film.
Tyler, The Creator released his seventh studio album “CHROMAKOPIA” via Columbia Records and Sony Music Entertainment on Oct. 28.
The recently-released deluxe edition of Gracie Abrams’ album “The Secret of Us” cements the artist as a capable lyricist whose instrumentation lags behind. The additional tracks complete the story of the original album, while the live recordings demonstrate the instrumental backing that Abrams lacks in her studio tracks.
Little Rock, Arkansas-based pop duo joan are opening for MisterWives on their “Just For One Night” tour.
Sacramento State’s Folklórico instructor and choreographer shares the peaks and valleys of his experience across 15 years as a university instructor and the importance of cultural expression for students at an HSI.
Sacramento State’s planetarium hosts three different shows for attendees to enjoy with themes of the James Webb Space Telescope, Pink Floyd and Queen.
Sacramento’s country music festival, GoldenSky, wrapped up at the end of last weekend after providing artists large and small an opportunity to grow their audience.
The California Museum’s Día de Los Muertos art exhibit celebrates Latinx culture and honors leaders of the past, featuring artists Adrián Arias, Krisztianna, Juan Ramos and John Hancock.
Aftershock 2024 had a long lineup of metal bands to rock out to, and with it came some overlooked staples of the emo and pop punk genres. Here are three you may have missed.
Aftershock 2024 in Discovery Park hosted over 150 bands over four days last weekend. Some standout underground acts that were featured include Mexican band Descartes a Kant, emerging star Jager Henry and all-female punk band Jigsaw Youth.
The GoldenSky Festival returns to Discovery Park in Sacramento with artists ranging from Luke Bryan and Thomas Rhett to The Turnpike Troubadours, the event guarantees something for every country music enjoyer.
Sacramento native Jon Wiilde shares future plans for his music career and where it will take him.
In this inaugural episode of Theater Rats, Mateo Davis and Kai Arellano review the 2022 film ‘The Batman.’ The two cover their favorite parts of the movie, discuss the need for change in the superhero genre and preview the future of Batman movies.