The joyous moments Chapman Radio experienced during their time at the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System awards and convention

Tate McRae’s new album sees her delving further into her Y2K influences and delivering some career-best hooks in the process.

A conversation on Wonderfront Music Festival, a festival for music-lovers who are not tied to just one specific genre.

Flipturn delivers danceable nostalgia in their sophomore album, “Burnout Days.”

Students share with The Panther songs that they have found while studying abroad, and the specific memories they might have tied to those melodies.

A playlist curated by The Panther staff on their top songs of the semester

What is music therapy? How can you use music to help increase your mental health?

I went to the producer’s concert in Los Angeles, and came out a changed man.

Guest columnist interviews Chapman professors on their favorite albums and genres of music.

A playlist curated for the season of fall and Halloween by The Panther Staff

Royel Otis and the Giant Shrimp — it's like James and the Giant Peach, but instead of a magical fruit, you get an Australian band that rocks the stage.

The bi-annual Joshua Tree Music Festival is a weekend of music lovers coming together and hearing talented new artists share their music in the desert! Running Oct. 10 to Oct. 13, buy tickets now for an experience like never before.

In this Homecoming Weekend special, The Panther asked Chapman students if their family members have influenced their taste in music.

Unpacking the history behind how we have moved into a digital era of music and why the reemergence of vinyl has become a collector's item for many youths

A senior journalism major has launched “Sprouting Sounds,” an online magazine spotlighting under-the-radar artists with fresh musical talent.

After the release of Taylor Jenkins Reid's novel and Amazon Prime’s television adaptation “Daisy Jones & The Six,” questions arose about whether this story is based on the famous 70s band Fleetwood Mac.

Traveling across Europe and North America, Mt. Joy finished their 2024 tour at the Hollywood Bowl in their hometown of Los Angeles, with fellow LA artists Local Nativesopening.