The live music lineup
By Leisha Jenkins / February 12, 2014A look at the music scene in Muncie this weekend
A look at the music scene in Muncie this weekend
Since the beginning of music history, a great amount of creative energy has been devoted to honing the craft of the love song. Music and love just seem to go together. So in honor of a holiday celebrated by some and half-heartedly acknowledged by most, here are 14 love songs from a variety of genres and eras, in no particular order. Select one that suits your kind of love and play it for that special someone in your life.
When it comes to dating, leaving it to chance isn’t for everyone. Some turn to websites to search for their other half. Some, like Cassandrah Oliver and Joseph Woyak, turn to DateMySchool.com.
By nature, Valentine’s Day is characterized by fat, winged babies sporting projectile weapons and the most anatomical misrepresentation of a heart someone could conceive. And on top of that, it’s celebrating a martyr’s execution.
With cash running low, it might be hard to come up with the perfect gift for a Valentine without emptying your pockets.
Rock band REO Speedwagon took over John R. Emens Rock band REO Speedwagon took over John R. Emens Auditorium Friday night. The Easthills opened for REO Speedwagon’s performance with songs from their debut album, “Death Of A Salesman.” REO played hits from earlier decades as well as some newer songs from their 2007 album, “Find Your Own Way Home.” Blair Ballestero of Muncie said he was surprised the band was still playing the same way they did more than 30 years ago.
Hip-hop dance moves and cheer squad acrobatics combined during “Bring It On: The Musical,” which played Thursday, Feb.
No formal invitation, long beard or wand are needed to be a wizard. One deck of cards is all it takes.
The clanging of metal against metal and the rubbery squeaks of Chuck Taylor sneakers filled the room as students dueled, shuffling back and forth and brandishing their weapons.
Holding a vinyl album of Dr. Dre’s “The Chronic,” Pete Lansinger remembers first hearing it in the passenger seat of his brother’s ’97 Chevrolet Corsica when he was 13 or 14.
One comic book creator shows that comic books aren’t just for super heroes or humor — they can be a tool for activism.
Music’s biggest night had all the elements an award show should have, a Beyoncé and Jay Z duet, Taylor Swift head banging in the front row and…a mass wedding?
Looking for something to do this weekend? Muncie bars offer drink specials and entertainment on a tight budget.
When Sung Min Lim, senior public relations major, accepted a bartending job at Be Here Now in the Village, he knew he had an opportunity to make something special.
Whether fans of Cher to contemporary country stars, students can get their concert fix with the diverse amount of acts that are coming into Indianapolis and Fort Wayne, Ind., in the next few months.
Student Government Association President Chloe Anagnos has been crowned with another title: Miss Ball State.
The Cup will host an album launch at 7 p.m. for Bird of Paradise’s new album, “Temples.” The launch performance will be accompanied by artwork from the Glue & Scissors Society depicting the themes within the album.
Looking to relieve stress this weekend? Here are the drink specials of some of Muncie’s nightlife spots.
Muncie holds a host of independent, one-of a kind shops.
