Crimson staff writer
A.J. Veneziano
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Joji Concert Review: An Artist To Watch Comes To Boston
Not only was Joji’s stage presence confident, but he also brought a goofy energy to the room; he truly was there to have fun.
From Coachella: Doja Cat Should Have Headlined Day Three
In what was arguably the best set of Coachella day three, Doja Cat entertained, wowed, and gave the performance of a lifetime.
From Coachella: Maggie Rogers Delivers a Vocal Masterclass
One day before her 28th birthday, indie icon Maggie Rogers gifted her audience with forty-five minutes of pure vocal perfection.
From Coachella: Billie Eilish Ascends to New Heights
What made Eilish so enjoyable to watch was her candid charisma: her humor, relatability, and kindness.
‘A Circle Around Your Thoughts:’ Immersive Klimt Exhibition Debuts in Boston
“We don’t want to make it always look like we’re going for the easy, shot-over-the-left-field-wall. Sometimes you want to do something more difficult, which Klimt is.”
From Coachella: Megan Thee Stallion Brings the Heat on Day Two
Megan confidently strutted to the front of the stage and prepared to blow the audience away.
From Coachella: Harry Styles Performance is Day One’s ‘Cherry’ On Top
Dressed in a pink, all-leather cowboy get-up (complete with his initials emblazoned on the back of his pants), Harry Styles emerged from beneath the Coachella mainstage like a vision.
From Coachella: BROCKHAMPTON Goes Out With a Bang
The Saturday masses flooded to the Sahara amphitheater to see BROCKHAMPTON’s last ever performance before their "indefinite hiatus."
From Coachella: Daniel Caesar Provides a Silhouette of Beauty
Home footage from Daniel Caesar’s childhood and recent years flashed across the screen, immediately establishing an atmosphere of nostalgia and innocence.
From Coachella: Still Woozy Brings About a Desert Hallucination
The indie artist took the artist during the peak of Friday’s desert heat in California’s Coachella Valley.
Artist Profile: Welcome to Shock’s World
The Harvard Crimson: “What’s your trajectory in the next five years?” Shock: “Right to the top, my boy, right to the top.”
In Defense of Ye
When Black celebrities struggle, their pain is too often plastered on the front page. Ye is the latest example.
‘Do We Have a Problem?’ Review: Barbie and Baby Bring the Heat
This head-bopping hit owes its appeal to its relative simplicity: a trap beat, heavy 808s on the downbeats, and a driving triplet synth melody.
Artist Profile: GRAE Tests New Sound with ‘Room in the Desert’
Pink-haired and with a Prince meme taped up on the wall behind her, Toronto singer-songwriter GRAE has spent most of her life a dedicated musician.
Snowport Brings Holiday Joy to Beantown
Bostonians young and old are excited to return to festivities and enjoy the Christmas spirit.
