Rocking Out at Wolf Jam 2017
(COVINGTON, La.) — St. Paul’s very own music concert, Wolf Jam, went down on Friday, April 28th. The show was an energetic time full of dancing and an exciting array of musical performances. The Wolf Jam consisted of performances from rock bands to DJ raves. The full line-up of the concert included the southern ska […]
Music Festivals You Need to See in 2017
The New Orleans area always provides music enthusiasts with a plethora of incredible music festivals of all genres. We obviously have the world-renowned Jazz Fest, but there are plenty of increasingly popular music festivals that are close to home. If you have yet to attend a music festival, you’re missing out. These festivals offer a […]
Five Bands and Artists You Should be Listening to
Music is extremely popular in our world today. According to nielsen.com 93% of the U.S. population listens to music. To help with that experience, here are some suggestions of bands and artists you should be listening to. • • • Twenty One Pilots The Twenty One Pilots are an alternative style duo from Columbus, Ohio, […]
Five New Albums You Should Be Listening To
For your listening pleasure, below are five albums compiled to boost your music library, and expand your genre range. These albums were brought from Valhalla to grace your iPhones, iPods, and CD collections. Enjoy. . Sisyphus – Sisyphus: Otherwise known as S/S/S, this collaborative group comprised of Sufjan Stevens, Serengeti, and Son Lux have […]
Vampire Weekend Redefines with ‘Modern Vampires of the City’
Music Review: “Modern Vampires of the City” by Vampire Weekend The four-man group, Vampire Weekend, made up of Ezra Koenig (vocals and guitar), Rostam Batmanglij (guitarist/keyboardist and backup vocals), Chris Baio (bassist and backup vocalist), and Chris Tomson (drummer/percussionist), blasted onto the indie scene in 2008 with their debut album, “Vampire Weekend,” and has since […]
The 2013 Voodoo Experience: Worth the Money?
The 2013 Voodoo Music and Art Experience in New Orleans City Park concluded on Nov. 3. The three-day festival held acts including The Cure, Paramore, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Matt & Kim, Bassnectar, Afrojack, Nine Inch Nails, and Calvin Harris. The festival was held from Friday, Nov. 1 through Nov. 3. The festival’s location remained […]
New Talent Surprises Crowds at Wolf Jam
St. Paul’s School held its 30th annual Wolf Jam in the Briggs Assembly Center on Friday, May 10. Eight bands (including: Remedy, President of the Park, The Fiasco, A Rose for Emily, A Working Progress, Who vs. Whom, Realogy, and the St. Paul’s Jazz Wolves) played back-to-back from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. The event […]
Favorite Albums of The Paper Wolf Staff
Ah, May. A month signaled by warm days, sporadic rainfalls, and enough lethargy to blot out the sun from students everywhere. As we begin to wind down and plan our summers and look forward to next year, we here at The Paper Wolf have been winding down, as well. And, what better way to wind […]
The Strokes Return With “Comedown Machine”
Since releasing the 2013 Music forecast, a few of the albums I discussed have been released. We’ve had They Might Be Giants’ “Nanobots,” which I haven’t listened to yet, and David Bowie’s “The Next Day,” which was honestly hit-and-miss for me. On Tuesday, March 26, another album I hyped was released: The Strokes’ fifth album, […]
