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Sofia Andrade
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Editors' Note: To Our Friends
A note from the Arts Chairs of the 149th Guard of The Harvard Crimson.
Arts Vanity: The Outfits from ‘Emily in Paris’ I’d Wear Abroad
On my student worker budget, do not have tens of thousands of dollars to spend on (questionable) designer clothing like Emily. But that doesn’t mean I can’t dream!
MUNA Concert Review: Towards a 'Queerful Joy Revolution'
MUNA is the greatest band in the world. With their current fall tour well on the way after a kickoff show in Boston on Sept. 18, they’re sure to convince you of their stardom.
‘DREAMstate’ Review: Boston Ballet Explores the Liminal
Boston Ballet's "DREAMstate" featured a triple bill of three stunning contemporary ballets: George Balanchine’s 1976 ballet “Chaconne,” Stephen Galloway’s world premiere DEVIL’S/eye, and Jiří Kylián’s 1996 “Bella Figura.”
Lorde Concert Review: Pop Icon Brings Intimate Artistry to Boston
The “Green Light” singer didn’t set aside her older music — despite how much her sound has evolved over the years — but was rather spurred on by it.
Artist Profile: Claud Just Wants to be Honest
“It's been a very grounding experience,” Claud said of their headlining tour, which stops in Boston's Brighton Music Hall on March 27.
Wet Leg Concert Review: Boston Show Confirms They’re Ones to Watch
Despite their currently limited catalog of released music, Wet Leg put on a refreshingly dynamic and candid show.
Clairo Concert Review: An Artist Comes Into Her Own
A lot has changed since Clairo last performed in Boston.
Remi Wolf Concert Review: A Vibrant, Power-Packed Performance
Her impressive vocals and contagious energy sustained the show throughout — a refreshing performance from an artist sure to only grow in popularity.
Artist Profile: Alana Haim Looks Ahead
Alana Haim doesn’t know yet whether or not she’ll keep acting, but it seems a career will be waiting for her if she does.
Arts Vanity: (Short) Girls to the Front
I have been stuck behind a too-tall concertgoer far too many times to ignore the fact that, for someone coming in at five-foot-three inches like me, watching a general admission show from anywhere behind the first three rows is an endless battle.
Wolf Alice Concert Review: A Dazzling and Powerful Homecoming
Wolf Alice’s Nov. 11 show at the Paradise Rock Club featured a striking set that showcased the band’s power over a stunning range of genres.
Phoebe Bridgers Concert Review: An Irreverent and Debilitating Performance
Phoebe Bridgers' Sept. 27 Boston concert toed the line between heartbreaking and energizing, showcasing her brand of aestheticized nihilism.
From Governors Ball 2021: Sunday Sound Bites
Sunday at Gov Ball featured indie folk artist Faye Webster, electro-pop songwriter Caroline Polachek, hip-hop singer Dominic Fike, and singer and rapper Burna Boy.
From Governors Ball 2021: Saturday Sound Bites
Day two of Governors Ball saw the North-side rapper Aminé, electric alt-pop band Muna, rock band Bleachers, and indie pop singer King Princess.
