A New ROO-Ality
By Jake Pearcy, Design Editor– In pre- or post-COVID society, the weekend of September 24-26th 2020 would have been the dates for Bonnaroo’s…
Tag: music
“Long Violent History” Poses a Unique Challenge to White Southerners
By Dewayne Bingham, Asst. Photo Editor— Tyler Childers is the latest country musician to utilize his platform as a means of speaking out…
We No Longer Live In a Musical Submarine
By Alyssa Smith, Staff Writer— Before the pandemic hit, The Submarine was a staple venue for University of Tennessee at Chattanooga students in…
Grand Opening of Yellow Racket Records is a Hopeful Example of Mid-Pandemic Prosperity
by Dewayne Bingham, Assistant Features Editor – Locally owned music businesses have been some of the hardest hit by the financial crisis brought…
“Folklore” Review: Taylor’s Most Mature Yet
By Lorena Grajales, News Editor– If you’re anything like me, you might have spent a part of quarantine learning new recipes, learning to…