Join your favorite UNL student satire and entertainment paper for some sweet standup comedy and fantastic music! Located just off city campus and happening just before the plunge into finals week! Doors at 6 music at 7, only $5 to get in. Featuring: Standup comedy by Ray Kydney MENTAL DISTURBANCE Talent Show No Thanks Plus, […] Read more
What’s that, did we hear you say “Thanksgiving playlists don’t exist?” Okay, well you were at least thinking it, right? Here at The DailyER, we hope you feel fully ashamed of your hubris as you gaze upon this 47-track Thanksgiving playlist that you previously thought impossible. Go ahead, click play and stew in the embarrassment of being […] Read more
Rappers are known for great music and meaningful lyrics to many. However, to succeed in the music industry and to have listeners, many rappers need interesting names to be known by. There are currently 72 rappers with the word Lil in their stage name, and there is now a 73rd. Local hero, son of Herbie […] Read more
The name of this 1970s post-punk band is very misleading. With “joy” in the name, I figured their music would have a more upbeat tempo, but I was very mistaken. Joy Division’s songs feature synths that bring a dark, somber tone. I don’t want to be reminded of the coldness of the winter we just […] Read more
Hoards of students gathered around the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Mueller Tower after news that the tower will no longer play classical music. Effective immediately, the tower will now only play straight “bangerz.” The change came about after complaints emerged of students falling asleep during their short walks to class. Christy Timpson, a junior computer science major, […] Read more
UNL’s Glenn Korff School of Music instituted sweeping changes into its curriculum on Tuesday morning after announcing they will focus exclusively on composing jingles. “Uh, what?” said confused violinist Jenny Durango as her instrument was replaced with a keyboard, a microphone and a digital catalog of all commercial sounds dating back to 1980. School administrator Daniel Harp […] Read more
Point: Every night is Emo Nite Growing up, I didn’t have many friends. No one invited me to hang out, so I spent a lot of time alone in my room. To fill up the silence, I listened to music so I wouldn’t feel alone. Even though I never met them, bands like My Chemical […] Read more
Fans of the American rock band “Jimmy Eat World” rejoiced when the group released a previously-thought lost TMZ interview with the also previously-thought lost members discussing their current place in the world of music. After releasing their ninth album in 2016, many were surprised that the band had made that much content, let alone create anything other than […] Read more
By minor bar critic Duncan Moore, freshman Located on 14th and P street, it certainly is a long walk from Harper Hall, but I’m sure the Zoo Bar is worth it. Established in 1973 and with a large selection of quality food, drink and music, the Zoo Bar has it all for a future 21-year-old […] Read more
Recently, The DailyER was given a special copy of the latest “Kidz Bop 34” album ahead of its release date. Let me tell you, Kidz Bop referred to this album as a special edition, and it’s special alright; a special piece of crap. First, let’s start with the vocals. Whoever thought it was a good idea to […] Read more
