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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

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

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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...

Thundercat Turns the Funk Up at Tipitina's

Thundercat Turns the Funk Up at Tipitina’s

Luke Bravo, Contributing Reporter October 23, 2017

From the get go, the room was blanketed with layers of smoke thanks to the machines running on stage and the people lighting up cigarettes in the crowd. Every light and laser was a thick beam of color....

Student organization spotlight: Pocapella

Student organization spotlight: Pocapella

Divya Goel, Contributing Writer October 18, 2017

"It's not that we're black people singing. We're just people singing," sophomore and Pocapella co-president Lexi Frame said. Founded in 2016, Pocapella is Tulane's first a capella group that unites...

Two Door Cinema Club cures audience of Monday blues

Two Door Cinema Club cures audience of Monday blues

Julia Ferro, Staff Reporter September 21, 2017

Inside New Orleans' Joy Theater, you wouldn't know it was a Monday night. Two Door Cinema Club came out in a cloud of fog interspersed with rapidly flashing white lights. The band opened Monday with...

Japanese Breakfast plays 'tenderooney jammers' at the Hi-Ho Lounge

Japanese Breakfast plays ‘tenderooney jammers’ at the Hi-Ho Lounge

Daria Hoffman, Arcade Associate Editor September 20, 2017

Amid the numerous stops in its first headlining tour, Japanese Breakfast touched down in New Orleans on Sept. 13 for an intimate performance at the Hi-Ho Lounge. Fans of Japanese Breakfast and its two...

Despacito, voy a colonize your people

Despacito, voy a colonize your people

Daria Hofmann, Contributing Writer September 4, 2017

"Speak English, you're in America!" … Unless you're rich and white. In a political climate that is decidedly anti-Latinx, native Spanish speakers are publicly berated for speaking their language and...

Intersections' Summer Playlist

Intersections’ Summer Playlist

Nile Pierre and Kristen Munguia June 7, 2017

This is the first installment of the Intersections playlist, the perfect starter pack to introduce yourself to unique sounds from around the world from the comfort of your headphones. Here are our...

Foxygen reunites, returns to New Orleans

Jordan Figueredo, Senior Staff Reporter April 15, 2017

Californians Jonathan Rado and Sam France of Foxygen will bring their jazz, folk and classic rock sound back to the Big Easy. Formed in 2005 when both members were only 15, Foxygen made a name for itself...

Aimee Mann’s album ‘Mental Illness’ offers somber serenades

Tyler Mead, Senior Staff Reporter April 10, 2017

Aimee Mann's latest album, "Mental Illness," is a beautifully sensible addition to her whopping nine-album discography. Mann knows her sound and style and knows she doesn't need to change things up or...

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Cardinal Sons to unveil new music in weekend concert series

Jordan Figueredo, Senior Staff Reporter March 24, 2017

Propelling the alternative and indie rock scene in New Orleans, a city centered on jazz and funk, is no easy feat. For Cardinal Sons, however, the challenge proves worthwhile. The Shirley brothers,...

Despite apolitical approach, T-Pain brings fun to campus

Helen Lewis, Contributing Writer March 22, 2017

It's hard to take T-Pain seriously. Maybe because of his goofy style, entrenched in his donning of sparkly top hats, golden grills and over-sized sun glasses, all of which are articles of clothing that...

LÉON will perform on Feb. 26 at Gasa Gasa. Her set is a part of the singer-songwriter's first North American tour. The upcoming show marks her return to New Orleans after playing Voodoo Arts + Music Experience last fall.

LÉON makes Crescent City stop on first North American tour

Burke Joslin, Contributing Reporter February 23, 2017

With neo-grunge street art, a brand-new locale and featured artists every day of the week, Gasa Gasa is Uptown New Orleans' most ambitious venue for live music and the arts. A hole-in-the-wall concert...

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