By Madison Hurr, Features Editor
• September 28, 2015
On Sept. 25, junior trombonist Ethan Shrier performed at a luncheon co-hosted by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to welcome China’s president Xi Jinping on his visit...
By Maya Rosenberg, Social Media Editor
• September 25, 2015
Eighteen thousand people filled the Verizon Center Sept. 22 to watch flame haired singer – songwriter Ed Sheeran perform the first of his two shows in DC.
Christina Perri, the opening act, warmed...
Sweetlife, the annual music festival hosted by the salad company Sweetgreen, is back on May 30 and 31 at Merriweather Post Pavilion and is going to be bigger than ever, featuring many big names such as...
Featuring brilliant introspective lyrics and outstanding production, Big Sean’s Dark Sky Paradise is a standout record that surpasses expectations and leaves listeners wanting more.
Sean’s third...
If you’re reading this... it’s too late.
Drake’s mixtape, which was released Feb. 12, is just one of the several instances in which an artist has released music for his fans without giving notice....
By Emily Wang, Circulation Manager
• March 13, 2015
MCYO, All State, All County and YAA; it can be a little confusing for CHS students who do not play an instrument when their musician friends start using their own lingo.
Maryland Classic Youth Orchestra...
One by one, Rihanna fans intermingled with Metallica groupies and mixed in with veterans in uniform as they filed through security and onto the National Mall Tuesday night, making up the massive crowd...
International pop star Jason Derulo performed Oct. 28 at the Fillmore alongside Becky G and Wallpaper.
Derulo started his music career back in 2009 by writing songs for other musicians, and then released...
Media outlets constantly bombard teenagers with images and ideas about how their bodies should look, often portraying thin women as society’s idea of perfection. However, many recent popular songs have...
“Looking back now, I probably should’ve let him run” is the opening line to country singer, Potomac native and Georgetown Visitation alumna Maggie Rose’s new hit single “Looking Back Now,”...
There are songs that make me happy and there are songs that make me sad, but overall, there is nothing more powerful to me than the universal language of music.
Emblem3 is a pop-reggae male...
Many teens dream of becoming famous and finding their big break in the music world, but few actually experience it. CHS 2006 alumnus Sanjog Nirola is living out this dream as a musician in New York City....
