Press Release
May 10, 2013
GREEN BAY – The Good Times Programming student organization at UW-Green Bay has announced that the Phillip Phillips concert originally scheduled for May 9 has been rescheduled for Monday, Nov. 18. Phillips, the 2011 winner of “American Idol,” announced this week he... Read more »
Alli Rivera, Entertainment Writer
May 8, 2013
“I’ll be good to you, I’ll be good to you,” blared through the Phoenix Club at UW-Green Bay during Pat McCurdy’s anticipated musical performance. Patheads and Pat virgins came out for a night of laughter, excitement and food May 2. The night was a fun-filled escapade while laughter, singing... Read more »
Cyndi Revolinsky, Entertainment Writer
May 8, 2013
As another year at UW-Green Bay comes to a close, the second round of graduating seniors got the chance to leave their mark on campus. The Senior Show II opened May 5 and runs until May 16 at the Lawton Gallery. The show kicked off with an opening reception from 2-4 p.m. The event gave artists the opportunity... Read more »
Cyndi Revolinsky, Entertainment Writer/Commentary
May 1, 2013
Tommy and the High Pilots soared onto the UW-Green Bay campus April 22 to share their music, personalities and brightly colored skinny jeans with the audience. The Phoenix Club of the University Union served as a landing pad for the Santa Barbara, Calif. based band. Tiny cardboard airplanes sat atop... Read more »
Nicole Lasee, Entertainment Editor
May 1, 2013
To celebrate the release of her 11th record, “Key,” released April 2, Vox returned to UW-Green Bay April 17 and 18. The French Club organized the event along with the French department. Over her musical career, both her voice and instruments have changed, but she remains loyal to at least one French... Read more »
Brittany Groth, Entertainment Writer
May 1, 2013
A multiplatinum recording artist, Grammy nominee, Billboard award winner and former radio personality, Daniel Lawrence Whitney, has made his mark in the entertainment business. Known by his stage name, Larry the Cable Guy, Larry tours the country incorporating his many talents and persona into entertaining... Read more »
Alli Rivera, Entertainment Writer
May 1, 2013
For the men in the Shakespearian play “Love’s Labor’s Lost,” their oath of abstaining from women proved to be harder than originally anticipated. “Love’s Labor’s Lost” is part of the Underground Shakespeare Festival that is a collaboration of Shakespearean performances produced in association... Read more »
Brittany Groth, Entertainment Writer
April 24, 2013
The Common Grounds Coffeehouse experienced a change of scenery April 20. What was once a place to work, eat or catch up with friends turned into a venue for Danen Kane—an independent Christian artist. Kane was brought to campus by UWGB’s Campus Catholic Ministries. Growing up in Denmark WI, Kane’s... Read more »
Dylan Dobson, 4Play Editor/Commentary
April 24, 2013
Despite what the TV series “Portlandia” depicts, the dream of the ‘90s is far from dying. Nostalgia for the bygone era of flannel and Nickelodeon cartoons was alive and well when Mustard Plug brought their signature blend of upbeat ska to The Crunchy Frog April 11. Ska is a musical genre with roots... Read more »
Alli Rivera, Entertainment Writer
April 24, 2013
Let Me Be Frank Productions set the stage at the Meyer Theatre for its rendition of the “1974” Hortonville Teacher Strike. The musical runs until April 27. Tickets for the final shows are on sale for $29 through Ticketstar. The production takes audiences on a time warp back to the ‘70s. It features... Read more »
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