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Minneapolis multi-genre band Cloud Cult is playing Solar Culture tonight at 9 p.m. The band's music varies from rock to folk to electronic, with the latest album, The Meaning of 8, taking a symphonic perspective.

A good kind of cult

Amy Wieseneck
May 2, 2007
Fenton Johnson, a UA creative writing associate professor, was recently chosen as a Guggenheim fellowship winner. He plans to use his funding to support his research and writing on two books he is currently working on.

UA professor chosen as Guggenheim Fellow

Amy Wieseneck
May 2, 2007
The Arizona Percussion Ensemble, composed of music performance and music education majors, uses untraditional instruments like newspapers, cards, and tables. They also perform an entire Steve Reich piece by clapping their hands. You still have to clap after they're done, though.

Like Stomp? Percussion ensemble rocks Crowder

Amy Wieseneck
April 26, 2007
Indie rock band System and Station hails from Portland, Ore. Let's hope that they compare to the likes of other Oregonians like The Shins when they play Club Crawl Saturday night at 9.

System and Station plan to rock Club Crawl

Amy Wieseneck
April 19, 2007
Music professor teaches a different kind of metal

Music professor teaches a different kind of metal

Amy Wieseneck
April 5, 2007
Singer/songwriter Brett Dennen will play at Club Congress tomorrow for a variety of Tucson organizations including No More Deaths. That's just one reason those guys should turn up the air conditioning.

‘Love Speaks’ tour comes to Tucson

Amy Wieseneck
March 22, 2007
H. Michael Croner, a BFA Acting student, was selected to appear on the CBS soap opera 'The Bold and the Beautiful' in May. Unfortunately, they might have to kill him off so he can go back home eventually. Keep your fingers crossed.

Student guests on ‘Bold and the Beautiful’

Amy Wieseneck
March 8, 2007
David Aguirre and Molly McClintock

Dinner … where?

Amy Wieseneck
March 2, 2007

Male-dominated play told from woman’s persepctive

Amy Wieseneck
February 15, 2007
Crossing Barriers Group performs using dance, voice, music and multi-media forms. Performances will feature faculty members Patrick Neher on the double bass and Norman Weinberg on percussion.

Film and music overlap in Crossing Barriers performance

Amy Wieseneck
February 15, 2007

Famous author Aimee Bender to recite at UA

Amy Wieseneck
February 9, 2007

“Don’t worry, play’s ending won’t betray you”

Amy Wieseneck
February 9, 2007

President’s concert brings out music’s best

Amy Wieseneck
February 7, 2007
'Last Comic Standing's' Ralphie May at the Rialto

‘Last Comic Standing’s’ Ralphie May at the Rialto

Amy Wieseneck
February 7, 2007

Shower of Stoles rains

Amy Wieseneck
February 1, 2007

Arizona Choir fuses music and visual art in South American exhibit

Amy Wieseneck
January 18, 2007
In this moment in the movie, Graham (Kevin Lucero Less, left) tries to apologize to his father, Herman (John Pulley, right).

UA alum’s short film Sundances all the way to Utah

Amy Wieseneck
January 18, 2007

Unconventional poets read works

Amy Wieseneck
January 11, 2007

Non-theatre students get shot at stage in new UA club

Amy Wieseneck
December 6, 2006
Clipse: Hell Hath No Fury

Clipse: Hell Hath No Fury

Amy Wieseneck
December 6, 2006

‘Consideration’ an amusing satire

Amy Wieseneck
December 6, 2006
Jonathan Pulley, left, and Andy Martinez are the masterminds behind the music video for She's Your Sister's 'Gravity.' Pulley and Martinez are UA graduates trying to make it in the film industry.

UA grads produce music video

Amy Wieseneck
November 30, 2006
+44: When Your Heart Stops Beating

+44: When Your Heart Stops Beating

Amy Wieseneck
November 21, 2006

TV Preview: ‘MXC’ back in town

Amy Wieseneck
November 9, 2006

Ex-professor journeys from psychotherapist to published poet

Amy Wieseneck
November 9, 2006
Saxophone professor Timothy McAllister will be performing the music of 20th-century composers like Claude Debussy on the saxophone Wednesday at Crowder Hall. If it's 'Claire De Lune,' it better be good!

From Carnegie to Crowder

Amy Wieseneck
November 2, 2006
For a 19-year-old Collberg sure didn't waste any time growing a killer goatee. Oh, and he's got an album coming out too.

Musician can’t drink at his own party

Amy Wieseneck
October 20, 2006

Art Review: ‘Design it Yourself’ exhibit puts pen in visitors’ hands

Amy Wieseneck
September 28, 2006

Play Review: ‘Twelfth Night’

Amy Wieseneck
September 28, 2006
Michael (Jeff Scotland, seated) and Don (Michael Woodson) star in the Invisible Theatre's production of 'Rounding Third,' a play about the friendship between two Little League coaches.

‘Rounding Third’ a two-man show

Amy Wieseneck
September 7, 2006

Best and worst of summer ’06 (in case you missed it)

Amy Wieseneck
August 31, 2006

East Coast rockers to hit Centennial for Catfest

Amy Wieseneck
August 24, 2006
Music Reviews

Music Reviews

Amy Wieseneck
August 7, 2006
Simbad's provides a relaxing experience and a beautiful patio for smokers of all types. Try some falafel or shish kebabs too.

Not another house party

Amy Wieseneck
July 26, 2006
Music Review

Music Review

Amy Wieseneck
July 12, 2006
Music Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers lacking spice

Music Review: Red Hot Chili Peppers lacking spice

Amy Wieseneck
June 14, 2006
Eugene, played by J. Michael Trautmann (right) is yelled at by Sgt. Toomey, played by Stephen Elton in a scene of the play ""Biloxi Blues."" The play won the 1985 Tony Award for best play.

Biloxi Blues the middle child of Neil Simon

Amy Wieseneck
June 7, 2006

Great gifts

Amy Wieseneck
May 10, 2006
Music Review: Pearl Jam is back with slightly different sound

Music Review: Pearl Jam is back with slightly different sound

Amy Wieseneck
May 3, 2006
Visual communications senior Val Lehnerd is in charge of this year's visual communications show at the Lionel Rombach Gallery.

Viscom exhibition shows off student’s best work

Amy Wieseneck
May 3, 2006
Jake Lacey /Arizona Daily Wildcat Music Wind Ensemble for GoWild

Wind Ensemble remembers Tucson soldier

Amy Wieseneck
April 27, 2006
Elizabeth Bunt, a masters student in saxaphone performance has been playing the saxaphone for nearly 15 years. Bunt, who is from Iowa, wants to play the sax professionally. (photo by chris coduto/arizona daily wildcat)

A wide range of music for one saxophonist

Amy Wieseneck
April 20, 2006
Jake Lacey / Arizona Daily Wildcat Jerry Halfmann is a photographer and also a photo teacher at Tucson High

Portrait of an Artist

Amy Wieseneck
April 6, 2006
A whole lotta MCR in one album

A whole lotta MCR in one album

Amy Wieseneck
March 23, 2006
Art history senior Ryan Mack has a new exhibit in the Lional Rombach Gallery called 'limbs.' Mack's exhibit explores multiple mediums such as sound and video and is on display until April 20.

Quite a suit to see

Amy Wieseneck
March 23, 2006

Orchestra takes audience around the world

Amy Wieseneck
March 9, 2006

All aboard: Music train comes to Southwest

Amy Wieseneck
March 9, 2006

School of Music to present the Bard’s love life

Amy Wieseneck
February 22, 2006
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