Like something straight out of a fucking comic book, local man Michael Dursbury’s body has been seriously altered following a laboratory accident with a mutant insect. Late last Friday night Dursbury, an undergraduate at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, was reportedly finishing up a procedure when a radioactive brown-recluse bit his index finger. Remarkably, instead of […] Read more
Usually full of lame puns and groaners that would probably only make your grandpa chuckle, geography professor Lyndon Breloque is rolling out the black humor today, sources in Thursday morning lecture claimed. “See, the interesting thing about petrified wood is that it looks just like wood, but it’s actually just dead and calcified,” Breloque said, […] Read more
Pictured is the cover artwork for Stonebelly’s new album, “Perspectives and Perceptions.” Often, albums produced locally sound like they’re produced locally. The sound quality might be fuzzy or dull, or the songs all sound the same, or the small Lincoln band might not be incredibly talented. But, often, Lincoln defies this negative notion. Talented local musical […] Read more
April 8 – 21 4.8 Handsomer Jaws and Blue Sky Angel Parade | Vega 4.8 GRiZ | Bourbon 4.9 Darsombra, Webb | Knickerbockers 4.9 Reverend Horton Heat | Bourbon 4.9 Big Sean with XV | Nebraska Union Greenspace 4.10 The Pack AD w/ Domestica | Vega 4.10 King of the City ft. Mad Marlon | […] Read more
Pictured is Josh Powell of Joshua Powell and the Great Train Robbery | Photo and review by Matt Knapp | Seeds Entertainment Lincoln enjoys an active and diverse music scene, and was recently treated to a pair of fantastic performances by both local and touring artists. Vega recently hosted An Evening with Josh Hoyer and […] Read more
The Lied Center had a unique performance on Sunday, one that upset some, and entertained others. Bill Maher, an outspoken comedian known for his personality and lack of filter, took the stage Sunday night in front of a crowd that loves his critical commentary on politics and often vulgar descriptions of politicians. He joked right […] Read more
Review and photo by Gabriella Parsons | Seeds Entertainment Teen angst filled the Bourbon last Sunday night where minors were ordered to sit in the balcony. The sold out show started at 8 p.m., but its main performer, Juicy J, didn’t take the stage until three hours later. I had never seen the Bourbon so […] Read more
Many of us remember theatre as a high school extracurricular, or as a 112 level class that we took to take care of an ACE requirement. However, theatre in Lincoln is more than just classes and UNL’s Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film. The theatre scene in Lincoln is alive and thriving. As students, […] Read more
Spreading the message of #OIL is the intent of one local band, but if you think that means they’re an activist band, you’re completely wrong. Thirst Things First is a band that you probably won’t understand when you see them perform, but will love every minute of it. Made up of four human members, Thirst […] Read more
By Jacob Fricke A cavalcade of emotions is never complete without crushing, debilitating sadness. A glimmer of hope makes it all the worse. And yet, what can be less healthy than restraining this feeling? Nothing. Let it all out; climb out of the hole a better person. Listen to this playlist on our Seeds Spotify […] Read more
