Topic: music — Page 2 of 9 — The Kenyon Collegian

Section: News

Laundry Day announced as Summer Sendoff 2026 headliner

On Tuesday, Social Board announced Laundry Day as this year’s Summer Sendoff headliner. Over the spring semester, rumors have been brewing regarding the event’s… Read More

by Anna Sugg
April 16, 2026
Section: Arts

Album review: A Lot’s About to Happen to Me, emotionally

O Mitski, does it get better? As often as I direct that unanswerable question to one of my favorite artists, I have also always… Read More

by Chau Anh Nguyen
March 26, 2026
Section: Arts

Nine bands, three student Sendoff spots, one thrilling night

With 100 free shirts to give out and a light layer of snow beginning to dust the ground, the Horn Gallery opened its doors… Read More

by Toms Russ
February 26, 2026
Section: Arts

Symphonic Wind Ensemble makes hearts sing for V-Day

Sometimes, a valentine need not be written in ink. On Feb. 12, the Kenyon College Symphonic Wind Ensemble held its annual Valentine’s Day Concert… Read More

by Rayaan Shaik
February 19, 2026
Section: Arts

Angela Waite Student Recital showcases students’ repertoires

As snow blew off the trees outside, audience members were blown away by the performances at the Angela Waite Student Recital. On Saturday evening,… Read More

by Lex Kelly
January 22, 2026
Section: Arts

Horn open mic provides electricity during power outage

The power outage that impacted much of Kenyon’s campus on Friday night could not stop the music and electric energy of the Horn Gallery’s… Read More

by Mercer Thomas
January 22, 2026
Section: Features

Kenyon a cappella groups start the new year on a high note

While many students spent winter break bingeing a show, starting a craft or reading a new book, various Kenyon a cappella groups rang in… Read More

by Mallory O'Brien
January 15, 2026
Section: Arts

Andrea Daly and panelists talk music careers after Kenyon

If there is any way to jump back into the music scene at Kenyon after Thanksgiving break, it’s sharing an afternoon with artists just… Read More

by Toms Russ
December 4, 2025
Section: Arts

Musicians and writers team up for “Scored Storytelling”

On Friday, the Horn Gallery hosted Scored Storytelling, a true stroke of genius by Ytamar Solomon ’29 and Evan Shafer ’27. As students packed… Read More

by Filippa Lombana
November 13, 2025
Section: Arts

Broken Legs defy gravity during showstopping Fall Concert

Where do you go if you want to tap your feet to Disney Channel hits, hear your favorite song from “Heathers” and refresh your… Read More

by Toms Russ
November 13, 2025