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The multi-award winning singer-songwriter sang the blues, waxed poetic and shared a sweaty tour escapade with The Orion Tuesday at Empire Coffee.
The local rockers discussed the 8-year-old band's dynamic with The Orion during a practice session Nov. 22. Its next show in Chico will be Dec. 6 at 1078 Gallery.
The local artist talked to The Orion about being inspired by nerd culture, painting with wine and eye shadow and challenging gender norms with art.
The Chico State student and somber singer-songwriter opened up about being in Sweden for a semester and how it changed his music career.
Jake Gyllenhaal delivers one of his creepiest performances in the compelling psychological thriller about a Los Angeles crime journalist.
The Barn, an artist-supported venue that has been in development since June, is now slated to be an Internet-TV station startup.
The eclectic neo-soul musicians opened up about rap battles, feminine politics and furniture.
The Orion chatted with the local rock 'n' rollers about slaughtering wolves, fist fights and hot sauce T-shirt collections after their A.S. Productions "Nooner" performance on Wednesday in Trinity Commons.
Cameron McCallister, fourth-year psychology major, recited poems at Selvester's Cafe-by-the-Creek Tuesday for a Suicide Prevention Week event
The Orion talked with the local alternative rock band about picking part of its name from the dictionary, being inspired by Guns N' Roses and dropping piano for guitar.
Downtown Chico's City Plaza was filled with local artists, both novice and professional, for the annual Pastels on the Plaza event Saturday.
The Orion followed Chico indie rockers The LoLos as they ran from back-to-back shows on Saturday, stopping traffic, going topless and chanting "no sleep 'til famous."
The Orion chatted with singer-songwriter Kyle Williams about his first show, chopping off 12 years' worth of dreadlocks and competing for a spot on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Wanderers & Wolves, Bull Moose Party and BandMaster Ruckus put on a raw rock 'n' roll show on Saturday night at The DownLo. Proceeds went to The Jesus Center after Wanderers & Wolves' missing bass guitar was recovered.
The Orion talked with local indie folk-rock band Aubrey Debauchery & the Broken Bones about the name, being inspired by Black Sabbath and Cat Power and not using heroin.
Several local musicians performed at a benefit concert Saturday for a professional recording scholarship developed by Energy Plant Arts at 1078 Gallery.
The Orion chatted with a local music industry student and musician about his punk influences, unrequited love and letting go of betrayal.
