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...concert] is a huge success,” said Robert G. Bonstein ’04, director of the Undergraduate Council Concert Committee. “Everything came together well today. It looks like a real show. We think everyone is having a great time...
Harvard’s history with concerts prompted some to wonder how popular last night’s event would be. The concert was the first big name pop music event—aside from an appearance by the Verve Pipe at Springfest 2002—in more than two years. But last night’s audience far exceeded the roughly 900 who attended that concert, an October 2001 performance by Dispatch in Sanders Theater...
Despite recent performances at Radio City Music Hall in August and a free concert for an estimated 45,000 people in Boston this September for their album launch, Guster’s members don’t feel that they’ve made any huge leaps in popularity. In the past few years they have appeared on Leno, Letterman and Conan and toured with the likes of Bob Dylan and the Dave Matthews Band...
With one successful concert under their belt, the HCC hopes to bring two major shows to campus a year. After Sunday, the Council will begin planning for a spring hip-hop show in Bright Hockey Center. There are a number of issues the HCC would still like to resolve, including the administration’s insistence that shows be restricted to members of the Harvard community and their guests, and the possibility of subsidies from the University to help pay for shows...
With the exception of one track from his new album Freeman (the sunny, horn-driven “We Feel It”) most of the concert is a mix of older tracks. Among these is the memorable “Columbus,” which declares “Christopher Columbus is a dam-blasted liar / He never discover Jamaica...