Q&A with Daniel Davison of Underoath
State Press caught up with the Underoath drummer to talk about the band's sound, future video projects and jumping into Tempe Town Lake.
State Press caught up with the Underoath drummer to talk about the band's sound, future video projects and jumping into Tempe Town Lake.
Another year has come and gone. For every great movie of 2010, there was an equally excruciating one.
State Press caught up with director Ron May to talk about his latest play, ironic comedy and "Seinfeld."
Tempe Marketplace may be known for its shops and restaurants, but thanks to the ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts and Vestar Development Co., the mall may soon be known for its art. Two years ago, Vestar, the development company that manages Tempe Marketplace, gave Herberger a vacant storefront free of charge.
The band’s latest release, “Ritual,” does very little to break from the dark ‘80s sound they are known for.
Hair flips, high-pitched squeals and young talent flooded Tempe Marketplace last Saturday as the search for Phoenix's number one Justin Bieber fan began.
The band's most recent release, “The King Is Dead,” is a welcomed breath of fresh air.
Jaime Bolker sits down with musicians Jared Kolesar and Michael Carter to discuss their music and their future. Check out the season finale of On The Verge.
Natalie Portman gives an Oscar-caliber performance in “Black Swan.”
Jaime Bolker talks to the members of Kid Sampson before a show.
Pulled Quote: “HAIR” will be at ASU Gammage Tuesday through Sunday. The show follows a group of young Americans, as they search for peace and love during the 1960s. Caren Lyn Tacket, who plays Sheila, spoke with The State Press about the show, her family and more.
The Underground Foundation at ASU is a new organization dedicated to solidifying an independent music scene, culture and social network to ASU students.
Artist Gregory Sale will be the sixth individual to set up a studio inside the gallery as part of ASU Art Museum’s “Social Studies” initiative. The exhibition will bring the creative process into public view.
Find out what happens when all the Campus Review backstories come together in one dramatic season finale.
The "Time Warp" is returning to Mill Avenue courtesy of the Come As You Are cast at MadCap Theaters.
Cali Swag District started on its quick rise to fame with its dance floor hit “Teach Me How To Dougie,” which went viral on YouTube.
Texas-native Randy Rogers has grown and matured musically in the past 10 years along with his four band mates.
Take in one final hearty spoonful of entertainment comedy before winter break.
Mini Mansions is “not a rock band;” expect no Queens of the Stone Age covers here.
David Sedaris, the 54-year-old bestselling humorist, is meeting and greeting fans Dec. 1 to promote his seventh book, a collection of fables titled “Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk: A Modest Bestiary.”
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