Tag: Music

Lakecia Benjamin

Lakecia Benjamin & Phoenix

Young jazz saxophone sensation Lakecia Benjamin will headline the annual Purdue Jazz Festival with a captivating and awe-inspiring live performance.

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Melissa White & Pallavi Mahidhara

Melissa White & Pallavi Mahidhara

From Carnegie Hall to Geneva, Madrid to Chicago, classical violinist Melissa White and pianist Pallavi Mahidhara have played all around the world.

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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Live in Concert

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Live in Concert

Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Live in Concert pairs the Oscar-winning animated film with a full orchestra, band, and turntables live on stage.

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A music band performs on an outdoor stage at West Lafayette Global Fest, with two large banners displaying the event name and buildings visible in the background. The band features a singer, violinist, and double bass player.

West Lafayette Global Fest

The West Lafayette Global Fest is a long-standing tradition featuring entertainment, food, and art from almost every continent on the planet.

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A man wearing a red hat and white jacket stands confidently under an elevated train track in a city, exuding cool energy reminiscent of Grandmaster Flash, with buildings and structures visible in the background.

Grandmaster Flash

Grandmaster Flash’s hit, “The Message,” forever changed hip-hop 40-plus years ago when it debuted as the first socially conscious rap track.

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Briscoe

Briscoe

Led by Truett Heintzelman and Philip Lupton, the band pushes feel-good vibes throughout its eclectic sound.

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A colorful Record Store Day poster shows a giant bee on a pink gramophone, with event details: April 22, 1–6 PM, Chauncey Avenue, live music, and bands Free Hat, The Lawn Darts, and The Lunar Diamonds.

Record Store Day

You don’t want to miss this unique music festival in West Lafayette, with The Lawn Darts, the Lunar Diamonds, and Free Hat providing the rock n roll. 

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Les Violons du Roy w/ Inon Barnatan

Les Violons du Roy with Pianist Inon Barnatan Comes to Purdue

Les Violons du Roy is a renowned chamber orchestra based in Quebec City, Canada. Founded in 1984 by conductor Bernard Labadie, the group has become one of the world’s leading interpreters of Baroque and Classical music. Their commitment to historical accuracy and their passion for music have made them a beloved institution in the classical music world.

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A woman with long red hair poses on her side against a pink background, wearing a crocheted bikini top and rainbow miniskirt, accessorized with jewelry and high heels—channeling bold style like Sudan Archives at Purdue on April 5.

Sudan Archives

Sudan’s many identities truly coalesce in her debut album, Athena: a psychedelic, magnetic take on modern R&B. Live at Purdue on April 5!

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A black-and-white photo of Slow Pulp at Purdue. It shows four people standing close together, facing the camera. Two have long hair, one has glasses and shoulder-length hair, and another has short curly hair. All wear neutral expressions.

Slow Pulp

Slow Pulp’s energetic debut album, Moveys, is a testament to resilience, forged through health challenges, personal upheaval, and a pandemic. Showcasing the Chicago indie rock band’s resourcefulness and emotional catharsis, the Purdue Student Concert Committee is excited to welcome them following their European tour with Death Cab for Cutie.

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Noah Kahan to perform at Purdue

Noah Kahan to perform at Purdue March 25

Purdue Student Concert Committee and Purdue Convocations will present Noah Kahan at Purdue University’s Elliott Hall of Music on March 25, 2023. After selling out two dates this year in Indianapolis, the folk-infused pop artist from Vermont will bring his “Stick Season” tour to the West Lafayette campus.

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Noah Kahan to perform at Purdue

Noah Kahan

Noah Kahan will perform live at Elliott Hall of Music at Purdue University on March 25, 2023.

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