Music - The Temple News

Jack Harlow ignites Liacouras Center crowd at Owlchella

22 April 2022 Rosie Leonard and Samantha Sullivan

Last night, Main Campus Program Board hosted its first Owlchella event since 2019 with headlining artists Jack Harlow and Swae Lee.

Temple senior presents research on women in jazz at national conference

23 January 2022 Eden MacDougall

Bell Thompson’s Diamond Research Scholars project investigated why young women drop out of jazz bands.

Jazz Jam in the Park

13 April 2021 Allie Ippolito

The Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy and Jazz Philadelphia hosted an Inter-generational Jazz Jam performance at the Horticulture Center to celebrate Jazz.

Still singing: Temple a cappella groups release music during pandemic

03 February 2021 Fallon Roth

Singchronize and Pitch, Please share messages of resiliency, empowerment and advocacy in their new albums.

Temple alumnus worked on Grammy-nominated album

19 January 2021 Lindsay Griffin

Ben Thomas was the assistant audio engineer on Ingrid Andress’ country album “Lady Like.”

Temple student to release debut hip-hop album

05 December 2020 Justine Imburgio

“Shannon’s Son,” named after Kelvin Bloodsaw’s mom, will be released in January and include different hip-hop genres to generate broad appeal.

Philly music team hosts first event after Olympics postponement

20 November 2020 Natalie Kerr

A Boyer College professor debuted parts of KATA, a music, karate and technology performance project through Zoom on Thursday, Nov. 19.

Temple team, Philly composer prepare 2021 Olympics performance

04 August 2020 Natalie Kerr

The ‘Kata Project’ team is conducting further research into sensor technology and planning additional performances to make the project “the best it can be.”

Temple alumna to ‘shine a light’ as Philadelphia Orchestra librarian

11 July 2020 Natalie Kerr

Nicole Jordan will begin as the principal librarian in the 2020-2021 season.

Temple funk-pop duo to stream at Minecraft festival

11 May 2020 Lawrence Ukenye

Rubber was supposed to perform at South by Southwest music festival, but after it was cancelled due to COVID-19, the band opted to perform at an online one instead.