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Students play the violin, cello, guitar and piano at the Chamber show in the Arts Quad on June 17.

Music enthusiasts play for the annual Chamber show

Ebony Campbell, La Voz Staff | June 28, 2024

The Chamber show was lively despite it being on a Monday afternoon. On June 17, friends and family gathered around to enjoy a show hosted by the Music Department in the Arts Quad. There was a good mix...

Jazz Band performing city pop song with singer Amy Murata during Spring Jazz Concert "A Night of Salsa and City Pop" at the VPAC on June 17.

Spring Jazz Concert returns after six years

Xitlaly Martinez, La Voz Staff | June 28, 2024

The Visual & Performing Arts Center auditorium seating was filled top to bottom on June 17, where free admission invited the community to groove with the De Anza College Jazz Band conducted by Professor...

Chris Winn sings for Cult Mind at Trash House for "Spankyfest" on Aug. 5, 2023.

Bay Area hardcore musician archives the local scene

Vincent Scrivens, La Voz Staff | June 2, 2024

Looking at him, he’s a clean-cut, professional and approachable man in charge of coordinating the logistics and safety of events at De Anza College. However, going to a hardcore punk show and seeing...

Yin Nwe, 21, biology major chats on her phone between classes in front of the Fujitsu Planetarium on May 9.

The Laser Floyd show at the Fujitsu Planetarium

Joshua Hascall, La Voz Staff | May 16, 2024

The planetarium’s laser show has always been a rumored place for great first dates and a place to go after partaking in mind-altering substances. The many clouds of smoke and coughing teens in the parking...

People dance while Drown the Rat, a stoner punk band, perform a song at the Sofa Street Fair in downtown San Jose on April 28.

Photo Essay: SoFa Street Fair slams life into Downtown San Jose

Vincent Scrivens, La Voz Staff | April 30, 2024

Stages, people and food trucks crowded the streets; downtown San Jose’s SoFa district hit fairgoers with the sounds of death metal, conversation and stomping feet as they entered the SoFa Street Fair...

Taylor Swift introduces dreamy pop songs with ‘Midnights’

Taylor Swift introduces dreamy pop songs with ‘Midnights’

Rory Conlon | November 3, 2022

Note: This album review covers the original version of “Midnights” that has 13 tracks, not the 20 tracks from "Midnights (3am Edition)" deluxe album. On “Midnights,” Taylor Swift’s tenth...

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with these artists

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with these artists

Saarai Solorio Garcia | October 26, 2022

National Hispanic Heritage Month started on Sept. 15 and continued until Oct. 15 to celebrate Hispanic Americans’ contributions and influence they have made in the U.S. One way to celebrate is by supporting...

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Florence + The Machine return with their most personal album to date

Aaron Johnson, Reporter | June 23, 2022

Florence + The Machine, an indie rock band led by singer Florence Welch alongside eight other band members, have returned with their fifth full length studio album “Dance Fever.” The project is packed...

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Harry Styles one-ups himself with “Harry’s House”

Natalie Marques, Reporter | June 21, 2022

Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter Harry Styles released his introspective and charming third studio album “Harry’s House” on May 20, packed with 13 songs each as outstanding as the last.  Styles...

In his first show in the Bay Area since January 2021, Rex Orange County plays to a sold out concert at the historic Berkeley Greek Theatre.

Rex Orange County amazes in Berkeley show

Mathew Bejarano, Reporter | June 15, 2022

Rex Orange County amazes in his first Bay Area show in over two years, bringing all of the energy to Berkeley. The indie pop artist from England is coming off of his fourth studio album “WHO CARES?”...

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