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The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

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...

Discover Weekly: "Feel it Still," Lorde

Discover Weekly: “Feel it Still,” Lorde

Julia Ferro, Staff Reporter March 4, 2018

This week's Discover Weekly offers alternatives to the summer hit "Feel It Still" by Portugal. The Man and musicians similar to teen-angst royalty, Lorde. What started as that catchy song in the...

Joywave's New Orleans show will take place Sunday, Feb 25 at Gasa Gasa.

Indie rock up-and-comer Joywave to perform at Gasa Gasa

Burke Joslin, Staff Reporter February 25, 2018

Few bands have achieved mainstream popularity as rapidly – or as inconspicuously – as indie rock outfit Joywave. Hailing from Rochester, New York, the band combines elements of rock, alternative, indie,...

Discover Weekly: The Arcade's guide to new music

Discover Weekly: The Arcade’s guide to new music

Jessica Galloway, Arcade Editor February 8, 2018

Seeking saucy new study tunes? Appropriate additions to your pre-game playlist? Something soulful to drown out the sound of your roommate's snoring? Check out The Arcade's Discover Weekly, where we introduce...

Ameer Van of Brockhampton

Brockhampton rebrands ‘boy bands’ at House of Blues

Nurah Lambert, Staff Reporter January 24, 2018

In the post-One Direction era of music, the term "boy band" has expanded to include a wider range of genres, subject matters and people. As a boy band for the internet age, Brockhampton, comprised of 14...

hip hop nutcracker

Hip Hop Nutcracker dazzles with new twist on old classic

Julia Ferro, Staff Reporter December 7, 2017

For better or for worse, the end of Thanksgiving has ushered in the holiday season. This means twinkling lights, ABC’s 25 Days of Christmas and, most importantly, music. Some of the most famous Christmas...

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Tyler, the Creator takes heartfelt approach to his performance at Joy Theater

Nurah Lambert, Arcade Editor November 28, 2017

Though known for his outrageous antics and blasphemous lyrics, one being "Then my dick went limp so, took about 3 pills of Extenzo/Now my dick's longer than a 5 door limo," Tyler, the Creator's Nov. 20...

Josh Mosier

Tulane student musicians discuss new single in Arcade Q&A

Burke Joslin, Associate Arcade Editor November 21, 2017

Tulane students Josh Mosier and TJ Washington recently published the genre-bending single, "Whatchu Need," on SoundCloud and Spotify. The duo has several upcoming performances, including a Nov. 30 gig...

the shins

The Shins redeem low-energy concert with epic encore

Josh Axelrod, Arcade Editor November 21, 2017

By the end of The Shins' Nov. 14 concert at The Civic Theatre, lead vocalist James Mercer could barely speak. He croaked out a barely audible "Thank you very much" and left the stage. The singer informed...

noname

Noname delivers on authenticity and soul at Tipitina’s

Chloe Christian, Contributing Reporter November 19, 2017

In today's era of modern experimental rap, Noname covers important topics poetically and energetically. With insightful lyrics, Noname's music provokes conversation on black feminism, opportunity and the...

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