Trevor Whitney, Public Relations Team Member
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Check out this year's Chico World Music Festival at Laxson Auditorium on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Chico State's School of the Arts hosts its spring musical with a version of the Broadway classic at Laxson Auditorium.
Impeccable synchronization ruled the Jazz portion of the Cammies.
The Davis band mostly impresses with its indie, folky, poppy eight-track debut entirely produced by Chico State's Harrison "Polo" Hedriana.
The Bay Area rapper and founding member of the collective HBK Gang is playing in Chico on Wednesday.
Chico State students have written, directed and are now ready to present their original production to the masses.
Paradise's community theater troupe presents a play that depicts the 1932 meeting of the namesakes that inspired two beloved fairy-tale characters.
AS Productions' battle of the bands foiled by technical difficulty, inadequate sound.
Artists need to work together to reanimate hip-hop.
Squeeze five people into a four-bedroom apartment and stir in a healthy dose of passive aggression and weird kitchen habits — not exactly a recipe for peace and harmony.
Live-action graphic novel "The Intergalactic Nemesis: Target Earth" landed at Laxson auditorium Saturday night, leaving slightly too much to be desired.
Chico State student and concrete artist Kirsten Springer discusses her persona, engineering and types of trolls.
One night in, the latest installment of the School of the Arts Productions' singer-songwriter competition was already far superior to last semester.
Zap Mama and Antibalas bring vocal harmonizing, beatboxing and powerful band dynamics to Laxson Auditorium.
Jeff Bridges and the Abiders came to Chico State Saturday night and performed in what was an outstanding, lively show.
A completely subjective and biased review of the Chico State musician's new album.
The musician plans to rock the crowds of Chico with two upcoming performances.
Graduate student Chaz Martinsen prepares for his upcoming gallery this April as he reflects on his time at Chico State.
Popular musical influences reign supreme and too obvious in the local rock 'n' roll band's debut EP, taking attention away from the band's originality and chops.
Local jazz band Bogg promotes Chico's music scene and release tunes with fervor.
Chico Community Ballet brought fresh re-imagings of scenes and characters to the classic holiday ballet production, with only a few moments that may have confused audience members.
Oregon's Olivia Awbrey joined local musicians for an inclusive, honest performance to an audience of less than 20 people Tuesday at 1078 Gallery.
"Dumb and Dumber To" is Hollywood's latest hiatus-ending comedy sequel to fall short of its fan's lofty expectations.
Seniors Carlos Rivera and Alex Montes de Oca are on separate musical journeys that have led them both to the same place: an introduction to jazz, their instruments and themselves.
The music on this album is more repetitive than the grooves in the vinyl on which it'll soon be pressed.
Collaboration and creativity join forces to bring the world-class dance company to Chico, which is not unlike its fast-spreading fungal namesake.
MUMMENSCHANZ had no need for sound or music during its genuinely funny and mind-boggling visual performance Tuesday at Laxson Auditorium.
The Atlanta rapper's affinity for office supplies is recycled into his feature-heavy, low-caliber ninth studio album that tries a bit too hard to get noticed.
The ensemble will feature music from some of the best jazz musicians and students of Chico State, along with the talents of two professional guests in "Tricks & Treats" on Saturday.
David Ayer's newest film keeps audiences on the edge of their seats with big, war-time action scenes, but ultimately lacks substance, dragging on and failing to develop relatable, deep characters.
The metal musicians released their more mature, heavier sophomore album "Old Blood" Tuesday.
A powerful play honoring three renowned Latin-American women captivated audiences Tuesday at the Bell Memorial Auditorium.
"Divided" encompasses the band's trials and tribulations over the last year or so, but seems to have brought the musicians closer in the process.
The Orion offers an exclusive look at six of the new shows the campus station is streaming online this semester.
The electronic music whiz's first full-length record in 13 years is an instant contender for album of the year.
"Dead Drunk" offers a memorable, hilarious and creative spin to undead flicks, as showcased during its premiere Saturday at 1078 Gallery.
