A Visit from the Drum Tao 2020 Tour
By Michael Aaron Coopersmith | mcoopersmith@radford.edu With the eruption of sound in Radford University’s Bondurant Auditorium, the beating of the
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Music
Garcian Shares His Musical Journey Before Performing at Radford’s Annual BonnieRoo
One of the guests performing at this year’s BonnieRoo is a solo pop singer from Chapel Hill, NC, Garcian D’Cruz. This is The Tartan interview with him.
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Before the Year Ends: 4 Events You Don’t Want to Miss in April 2019
There is no shortage of events to attend with friends. These are just a few of the many events Radford will be offering before we break for summer.
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Music: Radford’s Acabellas & Low Key Fall Concert Ending the Semester in Spectacular Fashion
The audience was amazed by Acabellas & Low Key. The crowd gave a lot of applause. Some of the songs they performed were Brandy, I wish, Hallelujah and more.
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The Micheal Jackson Experience: Bonnieroo’s ‘I Am the King’ Event Was a Hit
Radford University offered a great opportunity for enjoying a cold Saturday night on Nov. 10 at the Thriller Night Music and Arts Festival that was held at Preston Hall.
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Choir Ensembles Preforms Love is Love is Love
On Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m., the Radford Choir Ensembles put on their fall concert titled ‘Love is Love is Love.’ The show was located in the Performance Hall in the Covington Center.
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Love and Loathing in Paradise Tour Hits Virginia
Pop-punk band, Broadside was formed in Richmond, Virginia back in 2010. In 2015, the band produced their first album ‘Old Bones’ featuring the hit track ‘Coffee Talk’ which gave the group much attention.
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Queen of Soul Has Passed Away
Aug. 16, 2018 midday, the news shows up with the headline that the 76-year-old Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, has passed away after a long going battle with pancreatic cancer.
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Radford University and Salem High School’s Symphonic Band Concert
The University’s Symphonic Band shared its spotlight with Salem high school’s band. At the beginning of the concert, the audience was met with the Chamber Winds honor’s flute quintet and Radford’s own Saxophone quartet to which they played Arabesque I, sonatina, and little fugue in G minor. Thirty minutes into the concert, they had changed into Salem’s portion of the concert.
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