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Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

KOPPS and Sasha Sloan opened for Joywave at Gasa Gasa last Sunday. The sounds and energy varied from set to set, though main act Joywave definitely impressed.

Inconsistency across openers did not diminish Joywave’s energy at Gasa Gasa show

Burke Joslin, Staff Reporter April 18, 2018

On a quiet Sunday night, indie rock band Joywave was anything but. The Rochester, NY, quintet raised the roof at Gasa Gasa, delivering a dynamic, entirely unforgettable set to a sold-out crowd. Show...

Discover Weekly: Fool, The Funeral, Ophelia and more

Discover Weekly: “Fool,” “The Funeral,” “Ophelia” and more

Emily Fornof, Senior Staff Reporter April 11, 2018

Arcade's Discover Weekly is here again to offer alternatives to all your fave Indie jams. If you like "Fool" by Fitz and the Tantrums, you'll be a fool for "Used to Be in Love" by The Jungle Giants With...

French Quarter Fest is the largest free festival in the South.

French Quarter Festival to capture city’s culture in country’s largest showcase of Louisiana music

Fiona Grathwohl, Senior Staff Reporter April 11, 2018

Thursday through Sunday, French Quarter Festivals, Inc. will be holding its 35th French Quarter Festival. More than just a free way to have fun off campus and get your boogie on, French Quarter Fest prides...

Discover Weekly: Humble, When Im Small, Santeria, and more

Discover Weekly: “Humble,” “When I’m Small,” “Santeria,” and more

Julia Ferro, Associate Arcade Editor April 11, 2018

Arcade's Discover Weekly is here again to offer alternatives to a variety of genres' chart-dominating songs. If you knew all the words to "Humble" by Kendrick Lamar, check out "Ain't it Funny"...

“Say Amen” to Panic! at the Disco’s triumphant return

Kila Moore, Staff Reporter April 4, 2018

Scene kids rejoice! Grammy-nominated Panic! at the Disco returned on March 21 with two brand new singles straight from its sixth studio album, "Pray for the Wicked," set to be released on June 22. The...

Spearheaded by artists like Bad Bunny, Maluma and J Balvin, Latin Trap has quickly established itself as the newest craze in music industries across the Americas.

Latin Trap and Afro Latinx Erasure: Tracing the real history of America’s latest music craze

Canela Lopez, Senior Staff Reporter April 4, 2018

With vibrant imagery, powerful lyrics and a blend of Latin American rhythm and hip-hop undertones, Latin Trap is taking the Americas by storm and has quickly become the United States' newest music craze....

Rock band The Glorious Sons brought their signature brand of indie soul to Gasa Gasa this Sunday. Hailing from Kingston, Ontario, the band has made significant waves in the Canadian alternative scene.

Canadian rockers deliver an Eh+ performance

Burke Joslin, Associate Arcade Editor March 22, 2018

This Sunday, rock band The Glorious Sons filled Gasa Gasa with raucous soul and foot-tapping enthusiasm. Currently touring following the release of the band's second album, "Young Beauties and Fools" and...

Discover Weekly: Riptide, Highway to Hell, Wake Up, Roses, 1-800-273-8255

Discover Weekly: “Riptide,” “Highway to Hell,” “Wake Up,” “Roses,” “1-800-273-8255”

Burke Joslin, Associate Arcade Editor March 19, 2018

New music recommendations can be hard to come by. Whether you're a hipster, rock enthusiast, pop punk, raver or metalhead, the search for new artists and tunes is perpetual and insatiable. If you're...

The Glorious Sons to bring folk-rock rhythm to Gasa Gasa

Burke Joslin, Associate Arcade Editor March 17, 2018

This Sunday, Canadian rock band The Glorious Sons is bringing its unique brand of gritty alternative rock & roll to Gasa Gasa. The band is currently touring following the release of its second studio...

BUKU Art and Music Project returned for its sixth year this past weekend. Despite the last-minute cancellations of several popular musicians, the festival impressed overall.

Big names bring crowds to BUKU Music + Art Project despite cancellations

Jessica Galloway and Josh Jessiman March 14, 2018

New Orleans as a city is well-known for its massive number of festivals and its wide variety of culture and music that flood the city every year, but few other events measure up to the spectacle that...

Buku Music and Art Project begins 2 p.m. Friday, March 9 in buildings across the Mississippi Riverfront and focuses on celebrating its unique BUKulture - a combination of art displays and live music.

Unique BUKUlture differentiates New Orleans music festival

Jessica Galloway, Arcade Editor March 7, 2018

New Orleans is a city like no other, so it's on-brand for one of the city's largest music festivals to offer its attendees experiences that they won't find anywhere else. The musical performances offered...

Jank Setup joins ranks of Tulane-founded funk bands

Jank Setup joins ranks of Tulane-founded funk bands

Bryce Berman, Staff Reporter March 7, 2018

Sexual Thunder, one of the most popular bands to come out of Tulane, was born in a small house in the shadows of the old Café Freret. A new band called Jank Setup, however, has recently taken up residence...

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