On Monday, March 3, legendary Long Island native emo band, Brand New, announced their reunion with three shows scheduled for the end of March. The shows will take place in Texas, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Craig Mannino, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• March 4, 2025
With Hofstra Concert’s Music Fest just a month away, hype surrounding who the performing artist will be is rapidly swelling among Hofstra University students. But another question is on our minds: who will be the opener?
Whether you came to Fall Fest early this year to go to the carnival or get an up-close spot to see Rae Sremmurd, you most likely got a chance to hear the opening band, Hello Brooklyn. Depending on your music tastes, they might have been your favorite performance of the day.
"With guitar riffs, vocals rivaling the screams and howls of Zeppelin’s Robert Plant and a sound reminiscent of ‘70s classic rock that the rock community hasn’t heard in a couple of decades, it’s easy to see why they’ve been compared to Zeppelin for most of their career.
By Marissa Matozzo
“There’s so much love in this room!” Dustin Payseur said to a crowd of devils, cats and hippies. The lights dimmed. Fog emitted through an old factory in East Williamsburg....
By Jenna Clark
If you have not heard of the latest boy band Why Don’t We, you will soon.
The band’s five members – Jack Avery, Corbyn Besson, Zach Herron, Jonah Marais and Daniel...
The Hofstra Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band filled the John Cranford Adams Playhouse with the music of Johann Sebastian Bach, Leonard Bernstein and others on Dec. 3, under the direction of James McCrann...
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