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a woman wearing a crocheted cat ear hat smiles widely, embracing a fan in a full crowd

‘Blxst’ off at Frost: Rap, meditation and saxophones

Erin Ye
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May 20
Music
Members of the student band, The Move, pose in Casper Quad with their instruments and a llama on a sunny day.

Battle of the Band winners ‘The Move’ to open at Frost Fest 2024

Srithanya Satish
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May 12
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Larry June sings on the Frost Ampitheater stage out to a large crowd.

Beats bring sunshine at a rainy Blackfest

Joanne dePierre
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May 7
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Berhana raises his pointer finger on stage, as does the densely-packed crowd. They're in a small club illuminated by a disco ball.

Berhana enchants San Francisco with genre-bending grooves

Cameron Duran
  •  
May 2
Music
Members of the Stanford Concert Network sit behind a white table with posters on it in front of Terman Fountain.

A look behind the Frost Fest stage

Charlotte Burks
  •  
May 2
Music
Cartoon version of Brandon listens to music through headphones while seated on a bean bag in a corner of a purple-walled room with "Beandon's Musical Corner" written in the background. The window panel is the image of Vampire Weekend's "Only God Was Above Us" album cover.

Beandon’s Musical Corner: ‘Only God Was Above Us’ by Vampire Weekend

Brandon Rupp
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May 1
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The Jazz Orchestra along with guest musicians perform at Bing under conductor Rob Kapilow and featuring piano soloist Elizabeth Schumann, bathed in blue light.

Kapilow and Schumann jazz up ‘Rhapsody in Blue’

Erin Ye
  •  
April 29
Music
A head to shoulder sculpture of Taylor Swift looks out at the viewer on the cover of a vinyl for TTPD with lyrics from the album floating above.

Elegies to lost love: ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ is one of Taylor Swift’s best releases

Estefany Mendoza Rodriguez
  •  
April 22
Music
A group of musicians stand in a semi-circle on the stage of Bing Concert Hall with musical instruments from a variety of different cultures. The stage is lit with bright pink and violet lighting.

‘Sirocco’ earns standing ovation with lively cross-cultural music

Eric Wang
  •  
April 18
Music
The Modulin is displayed in front of a sign reading "SoundBox" in white light-up letters.

Outside the ‘SoundBox’: Student-created instrument features at SF Symphony

Kelly Wang
  •  
April 16
Music
The Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra performs on the stage in Bing Concert Hall.

Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra reconstructs the classics

Eric Wang
  •  
April 15
Music
Stanford Medicine Orchestra performing in Bing Concert Hall.

‘Medicine & the Muse’ breathes life into Bing

Grace Zhao
  •  
April 12
Music
Six of Spades band member perform on a stage in front of Terman Fountain and a crowd of students.

Battle of the Bands springs electrifying performances

Srithanya Satish
  •  
April 10
Music
A harpsichord sits at the center of the Bing Concert Hall stage with a bright spotlight shining upon it, red lights in the background.

Mahan Esfahani dazzles with fiery harpsichord flourishes

Eric Wang
  •  
March 12
Music
Cartoon version of Brandon listens to music through headphones while seated on a bean bag in a corner of a purple-walled room with "Beandon's Musical Corner" written in the background.

Beandon’s Musical Corner: MGMT carves a new sound with ‘Loss of Life’

Brandon Rupp
  •  
March 11
Music
Singers in trendy Valentine's Day themed outfits perform in Toyon Hall.

Mixed Company unites anti-romantics for ‘Love Sucks’

Helen Katz
  •  
March 6
Music
The stage set-up for the SF Symphony performance at Davis Hall includes a ring of lights shining upon the ensemble from above.

SF Symphony experiments with the beautiful and the strange

Eric Wang
  •  
March 4
Music
Green lights shine up from a hemisphere-shaped stage in Chase Center of San Francisco, illuminating silhouettes of audience members waving their arms to the music.

Bad Bunny delivers explosive latin trap in San Francisco

Charlotte Kearns
  •  
March 4
Music
Stanford Chamber Chorale members stand with Stephen Sano, holding up the shaka, a common, friendly hand gesture used in Hawai'i.

Stanford Chamber Chorale to tour Hawai‘i with upcoming program ‘Tour Aloha’

Eric Wang
  •  
March 3
Music
Purple lighting shines upon Banana Bred as they perform at 650 Mayfield in front of a crowd of students during Lover's Rock.

Banana Bred cooks up spontaneous student music

Srithanya Satish
  •  
Feb. 29
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