Blondshell just kicked off the first leg of her tour promoting her sophomore album, “If You Asked For a Picture,” and will be playing at Delmar Hall on Nov. 18. Thematically, Teitelbaum picks up near where she left off in her 2022 debut, singing about relationship strife, addiction, body image, and other personal and societal issues.

The Factory buzzed with energy as a crowd of millennials in their skinny jeans and Old Skool Vans eagerly anticipated All Time Low’s performance last week. For almost two hours, the 2000s pop-punk boy band made me forget that I was in the end unit of a Chesterfield, Missouri, strip mall on a random Tuesday.

Everclear, a leading alternative rock band from the ‘90s, is currently on tour for the 30th anniversary of their sophomore album, “Sparkle and Fade.”

You’ve probably never heard of Low Cut Connie. But Weiner delivers a killer performance every time he and his band come out on stage. You’ll probably become a frequent listener shortly after they finish their set.

Energy was high as students walked to the Brookings Quadrangle with their residential colleges, yelling spirit chants, connecting with other students, and kicking off their first year at convocation on Saturday night, Aug. 23.

Making new friends isn’t always the easiest thing. Whether starting at a new school or college, navigating a different workplace, or just looking to meet other people, putting yourself out there means being open and vulnerable. But what happens when you take it a bit too far?

Well, what if that band played the gig without a setlist, only to build it by taking audience requests? That’s exactly how Wheatus, the band most known for their song “Teenage Dirtbag,” approaches every show. That’s also how the band will play their sold-out show next Tuesday, April 15, at Blueberry Hill’s Duck Room.

Many colleges today have students who are social media influencers that are creating and participating in online culture, trends, and consumer behavior. WashU is no exception.

Every March, filmmakers, actors, critics, industry professionals, and most importantly, film lovers, flock to Austin, Texas, for 10 days to attend SXSW Film & TV Festival. This year’s festival (along with SXSW’s separate technology convention and music festival) took over the city during spring break (March 7-15), busying every street with a new adventure.

“Satisfaction” centers on the tense, unsteady relationship between Lola (Emma Laird) and Phillip (Fionn Whitehead), a married British couple working on a musical composition while staying on Antiparos, a beautifully chilling Greek island.