Tag: Music
Joliet’s Music Boxes
On our way to a fundraiser in Joliet for Lincoln-Way Central High School ROTC, I noticed the utility boxes were not the usual drab gray. Instead, the boxes were alive with colorful images. Loving such public art, I immediately went online to learn all about this.
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Lorde’s Ultrasound Tour
I’ve been a fan of Lorde almost since the very start of her career, when “Royals” became a global hit and right before the release of her debut album, Pure Heroine. Since I was in early high school, Lorde’s music has soundtracked my life and given voice to some of my deepest feelings surrounding friendships, growing up, falling in love and being a young woman.
Talking Travel with Tiffany
When she was 16, singer Tiffany traveled the United States on her nationwide tour of shopping malls. It was a unique way to gain exposure, but it also ignited Tiffany's interest in travel. Now Tiffany is combining her love of music and cooking while traveling the world.
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House Bars & Beatles Cover Bands
A few weekends ago I invited a few of my friends to watch a Beatles cover band perform. I am friends with the lead singer, and I saw the promotions on Instagram, so I decided it would be a great way to spend a Saturday night. I’ve always loved live music, and it's been increasingly difficult to make the time to see a show, so this seemed like the perfect opportunity. When we arrived at the Chestnut Hill Bocce Club, we initially mistook it for a private home. As I was calling someone else who I knew would be in attendance, the door swung open, and I saw a few familiar faces. The outside looks just like a typical house for a family of four. The backyard had a low fence, and a few people were crowded around a TV. My friend on the phone let me know that she and her family were only a few hundred feet away having dinner, and the invitation was extended for us to join her.