Leon Bridges is for lovers
By Cailyn Schiltz | May. 10Leon Bridges’ new album combines the sacred with the sensual, giving the audience a new impression of him at the Sylvee.
Leon Bridges’ new album combines the sacred with the sensual, giving the audience a new impression of him at the Sylvee.
The intimate venue allowed Del Water Gap to speak directly to the crowd through personal lyrics and engage them with a confident stage presence.
Fusion band Khruangbin released the sequel to their chart-topping EP Texas Sun with the follow-up Texas Moon and kicked their nation-wide tour off with a visually and sonically jaw-dropping set Friday, March 4 at The Sylvee.
Sven Gamsky of Still Woozy danced all around the stage all night long, along with an extremely dedicated crowd.
Hippo Campus’ pure talent shone through at The Sylvee, and they indulged the crowd by returning to some of their iconic songs from a golden era of indie rock.
Indie rock band The Greeting Committee began their Dandelion tour at Der Rathskeller in Memorial Union.
On their “Good to be Back tour” SURFACES stopped in at the Majestic Theatre on November 18.
Hugo Pierre Leclercq, better known by his stage name Madeon, performed at the Sylvee Theater on Thursday, September 30 as part of his “Good Faith Live” Tour.
Summer Salt brought smiles to the Majestic, where they charmed the crowd with beachy songs and energetic guitar solos.
Julien Baker captivated the Majestic with her confessional songs elevated by a full band.
With roses wrapped on microphone stands and a sweet, cloud-filled blue sky backdrop, Waxahatchee took the stage at the east side venue.
The complementary styles of Japanese Breakfast and Luna Li lead to a memorable night at the Majestic.
Freakfest will be canceled again this year as city officials cite rising COVID-19 cases.
Strange’s genreless, or maybe genre-full, performance held the audience captive Sunday night.
The Madison concert scene will return in full force this fall.
COVID-19 forces creatives to be unique in how they keep connected with fans and stay relevant in testing times.
The World War Joy tour came to Madison, showing three widely different acts that prove there may be more to personal taste when it comes to music.
The Daily Cardinal highlights a handful of amazing events and shows coming to town this month!