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WYNONNA “Ain’t No Thing” should keep you away from hearing Wynonna and The Big Noise at Texas Reds!
TEXAS REDS Go Texan with our state’s best wine, beer, and steak at Texas Reds
MCFERRIN METHODS Get ready! Prep for the Raymond Ideas Challenge with McFerrin Method workshop: Finding Your Idea
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CINDER
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WEEKLY
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Avengers: Infinity War
by Kendall Ward
MOVIE REVIEW
One of the latest Marvel movies, “Avengers: Infinity War,” definitely packs a punch. This film manages to capture our attention down to the last few seconds of the total 150 minutes. Although categorized as merely an action movie, co-directors Joe and Anthony Russo have created a thrilling masterpiece that keeps the audience guessing. We’ve long been awaiting the revenge of Thanos since Thor (2011), and he does not disappoint. Throughout the action-filled movie, all our favorite heroes and heroines unite to prevent Thanos from wreaking havoc on all of mankind. But will all that star power be enough? If you’ve been following the Marvel timeline for the past decade, you’ve seen the strong development of characters and plot line. The growth of each personality has shaped our view and strengthened our bond to them, and Marvel has done an outstanding job with this tricky task. The Russo brothers were able to achieve a captivating plot featuring over 70 characters, many of which have deep connections to the audience while leaving no room for snoozing. The film is rated PG 13, and there is a good amount of violence throughout the movie, so watch at your discretion.
by Sara Matthews
ALBUM REVIEW After years of waiting, fans can finally experience Noname’s sophomore album, “Room 25.” Noname first released her debut album, “Telefone,” in 2016, and it quickly gained a hip hop and rap cult following. The Chicago native used the developmental years after her first album to create her second. Named after her busy lifestyle of living hotel room to hotel room, “Room 25” still holds the quintessential sound of Noname that blends her poignant voice and rap skills with influences of jazz and soul. Noname is a talented rapper and poet that showcases her newfound confidence in the male dominated genre of hip hop.
ARTIST: Noname ALBUM: Room 25
A lot of the album touches on issues of being a black woman in a crowded and typecast industry. Noname is a master of word play and hilariously sprinkles in the story of her new-found fame within “Room 25.” While listening to this album, you will hear features of rising rap and hip hop artists such as Ravyn Lanae, Saba, and Smino. Noname remains an independent artist, and her music reflects the creative freedom she possesses with her comically real lyrics. “Room 25” is honest and explicitly reveals the pitfalls of fame and the strength of female power
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MUSIC
Wynonna & The Big Noise at Texas Reds by Justin Walker
The Texas Reds Steak & Grape Festival is always a major attraction for Downtown Bryan. But with this year’s musical lineup, we could be in for the biggest year yet. Wynonna & The Big Noise will headline the festivities, performing Friday, Sept. 28, at 9:30 p.m. on the main stage. The group, led by legendary country star Wynonna Judd, will help kick off Texas Reds with Judd’s powerful vocals and stage presence. Judd’s career dates back to the early 80s, when she and her mother Naomi rose to fame as the country music duo The Judds. She performed solo for the first time in January, 1992, when she broke out in a big way. Her self-titled debut album included four number one singles, including the number one country song of 1992, “No One Else on Earth.” Since then, Judd has continued to produce quality music. In 2011, she debuted her new band, Wynonna & The Big Noise, which includes her husband, Cactus Moser, as drummer. The group released their most recent self-titled album in February, 2016. While Judd’s appearance at Texas Reds is sure to be a crowd pleaser, there are several other exciting acts performing at this year’s event. Clayton Gardner will lead things off, performing at 7:30 p.m. Friday night, also on the main stage. Saturday will feature an all-day line up, with the iHeartMedia Acoustic Cafe Live Music event. Performances begin at 11 a.m. with Julie Weir and Jacob Ryan Marshall, and will continue every hour. Ben Morris & Eric Fisher of Great American Box Car will end the showcase as they take the stage at 7 p.m. that evening.
by Justin Walker
The music continues Sunday afternoon as the Greg Tivis Nawlins Jazz Band performs at the Bryan Broadcasting Palace Theater. The show runs from noon until 3 p.m. A full list of performances and the festival schedule can be found on Texas Reds’ website. As always, Texas Reds will be a must-attend event. Don’t miss your chance to see Wynonna & The Big Noise, as well as all of the other performers. Get your tickets today!
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Are y’all ready for one of BCS’s best entertainment guaranteed to knock cook off, and wine and beer tents weekends? From September 28-30, your boots off, and you’ll have an are open throughout the day from the Texas Reds Festival will wine unforgettable weekend. 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Also, there will be and dine you in this over-the-top
celebration of Texas wine, beer, steak, The kick off concert opens Friday and art in historic downtown Bryan. night at 7:30 p.m. and features country Here you’ll find mouth-watering singer Clayton Gardner. Afterwards,
a Kids Zone, with inflatable bounce houses, art with Purple Turtle Art Studio and much more. Generously
perfection, headliner for the festival Wynonna & sponsored by Bryan Broadcasting, accompanied by red wines luscious The Big Noise takes over the stage admission to Kids Zone is free and enough to make you think you’re in at 9:30. On Saturday, September 29, allows parents to rest and enjoy the steaks
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by KendallWhat Ward makes this year even more special than past
years is that Saturday hours are extended, with longer beer and wine tent hours. This year, Texas Reds will also add a second wine tent due to the growing number of Texas wineries that will be participating. Sunday, September 30, the focus of the festival is on local business in downtown Bryan, hosting a brunch and a free concert in the Palace theater. If you have left over tasting tickets from Saturday, you can use those on Sunday at the Palace concert. There will also be a variety of merchants open on Sunday, and local musicians will be performing along the sidewalk. The festival itself is free, however you must purchase tickets in order to enjoy tasting the wine, beer and steak at the festival. A limited number of tickets will be sold at the festival, so presale tickets are recommended.
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By Justin Walker
Matthew R yan at the Tap
Live music and entertainment isn’t reserved for just the In 2014, Ryan released “Boxers,” an album fueled by rock weekends, and The Tap will be rocking on Tuesday, Oct. ‘n’ roll that brought new life to his career. His latest album, 2, as singer-songwriter Matthew Ryan takes the stage. “Hustle Up Starlings,” was released in May 2017. The album is a combination of heart-pounding rocker vibes and grim, bleak songs focusing on what could have been in relationships. Ryan, a native of Chester, Pennsylvania, brings a mix of powerful rock songs and chilling ballads as he captivates audiences In his over 20 years of experience in the industry, Ryan has with his heartfelt lyrics. His strong, raspy-ish voice pairs well released 12 studio albums, eight self-distributed albums and has with the band, regardless of the direction the song takes. contributed 10 singles to collaborative records. A thirteenth studio album, a collection of acoustic versions, demos and unreleased Breaking into the music scene in the late 90s, Ryan’s debut songs titled “Starlings Unadorned,” was released in 2018. album, “May Day,” contained a level of maturity and emotional Ryan will be yet another in a long list of musical talent to content beyond his years. While releasing several albums over appear at The Tap. As one of the best venues for live music the first decade of his career, Ryan didn’t see the success his first in College Station, The Tap has made it a tradition to host a record had promised. However, his connection with The Gaslight wide variety of musicians and bands. Doors will open for this Anthem frontman, Brian Fallon, sparked the creative juices. performance at 7 p.m., and Ryan will take the stage shortly after.
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Campers must bring their own tent, supplies, snacks and drinks. Electricity will not be provided. Other suggested items include: sleeping bag, flashlights, tent lantern, bug spray and folding chairs. Limited spots are available. Children must be accompanied by an adult (18+). Pets are not permitted.
REGISTRATION ENDS OCT. 12 Late Registration ($5 Late Fee): Oct. 13-19 2-12 years: $6 • 12+ years: $8 To register, visit: cstx.gov/LickCreek or call 979.764.3486.
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By Destiny Turner
Big Daddy Weave at SkyBreak Church For many individuals, Christian music is their number one genre, and for others, it’s seen as boring or uninviting. Contemporary Christian band Big Daddy Weave shows that it is possible to fuse Christian music with encouraging and inviting lyrical elements and uses their lyrics to uplift and inspire listeners through every song. Friday, September 28, Big Daddy Weave will be traveling to College Station on their Jesus I Believe Tour. The band will be performing at SkyBreak Church off of Harvey Rd and everyone is welcome to attend!
bands to actually host a time of ministry and prayer with fans after every performance. In addition, Big Daddy Weave has beautifully combined music and the word of God to inspire listeners and guide them through even the toughest of situations.
Tickets for the show range between fifteen dollars and seventy dollars for a Ministry Partner ticket. This ticket includes seating in the first few rows, a post-concert photo opportunity with Big Daddy, an exclusive tour pass and much more! Doors to the concert will open Big Daddy Weave met after college at The University of Mobile, and at 6 p.m. and the show begins at 7! have grown to become one of Christian music’s most respected groups. This band has impacted the lives of numerous listeners, and this is what fuels the band to continue recording, touring, and sharing their music with willing listeners. The band’s main goals are to create a legacy of loving unconditionally and sharing the love that has shaped them into the Christian men that they are today. This award-winning band has achieved their most recent hit single “The Lion and Lamb,” followed by five consecutive number one singles. What makes this particular band unique is that even with the fame they have acquired, they make it an effort to constantly collaborate with other artists by asking them to join them on stage and lead worship together. They’re also one of the very few Christian
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by Josh Shelton
The Choir of Man at MSC OPAS
Are you still rewatching Glee and Pitch Perfect? Hope is in sight for you, then because there’s an international choral sensation with bearded men dancing around a pub, and it’s coming to Rudder Auditorium on Oct. 2 and 3. The Choir of Man is a hit show that debuted at the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh. With choral versions of pop music favorites, The Choir of Man entertains with choreographed dance moves, foot-stomping and more.
from classic rock, folk and Broadway. They even serenade audience members. Critics agree that the show is a lot of fun.
The Choir of Man performance marks the beginning of the 46th MSC OPAS season, centered around the theme of “Raise Your Voice.” Upcoming performances include the Grammy Awardwinning Soweto Gospel Choir in October, “The Sound of Music” in November and a Christmas concert by Celtic Woman. Check out “Not only are we part of their first tour - we are opening their the shows scheduled for this year, and you’ll want to sing along. first U.S. tour right in Aggieland,” says Anne Black, OPAS Executive Director. “OPAS has a storied history of being on the first legs Tickets can be purchased by calling the MSC OPAS box office at of tours for shows that ended up being cultural phenomena - (979) 845-1234 or visiting their website at mscopas.org. Ticket Midtown Men, Blue Man Group, Tap Dogs and Stomp.” The Choir prices range from $26 to $78 with discounts for students. The show of Man has already been successful in Europe, featuring songs starts at 7:30 p.m. and runs for 90 minutes.
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by Tyra Harris
Upcoming Local Theatrical Shows Do you love the art of live performance? Are you fascinated with the personal adventure that theatrical entertainment brings? No need to travel thousands of miles to New York City for this experience! Come support your local artists at The Theatre Company and StageCenter while paying a fraction of the price of Broadway shows.
StageCenter presents their season opener, “Harvey” on October 4-20. The heartwarming and hilarious play centers on Elwood P. Dowd (played by J. Paul Teel) and his relationship with his best friend, Harvey—who’s a rabbit. As the only totally volunteer community theatre in Brazos Valley, StageCenter invites audience members of all ages to come enjoy this Pulitzer Prize winning comedy. On October 8-9, StageCenter will be holding auditions for From October 5 - October 14, The Theatre Company kicks off its the dramedy “Arcadia.” 31st season with the musical theatre classic “Anything Goes.” The show, which includes beloved Cole Porter jazz numbers, focuses Experience the joy of live performance by seeing these shows for on the love story between stowaway Billy Crocker (played by Paul yourself! Early) and wealthy heiress Hope Harcourt (Hannah Ferguson) aboard a ship. Director Adrienne Dobson calls the musical “family friendly entertainment” that is “great for all ages, including college students.” In fact, of the 30 actors and actress, many of them are Texas A&M students, who’ve “rehearsed every night for the last 5-6 weeks.” Currently, The Theatre Company is in rehearsals for The Rocky Horror Show, which will be showing on October 28 - October 29. The Theatre Company welcomes performers of all ages to audition for the fun musical Seussical. Auditions run from October 29 – 30 for the November 3 – December 16 shows.
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“McFerrin Methods: Finding Your Idea” Event
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Have you ever had a brilliant, innovative idea that you wanted to share with the world, but didn’t have the opportunity to do so? Luckily, Texas A&M students don’t have to look any further for that opportunity. On October 2, the McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship is hosting McFerrin Methods: Finding Your Idea, a workshop designed to help students get started coming up with a big idea for the Raymond Ideas Challenge.
However, after the presentation by Steve Tinkle at the McFerrin Methods workshop, students will likely feel more confident in their ideas. Tinkle, a serial entrepreneur and strategic growth advisor, will lecture on the by Destiny Turner Lean LaunchPad methodology, a startup business development strategy that institutes a process of validation through customer discovery. The Finding Your Idea workshop will conclude with light appetizers, when students are Sophia Bishop, a program coordinator for the encouraged to network with each other and McFerrin Center for Entrepreneurship, says the community member attendees. workshop is an event where students can talk about ideas. Then, the day after the workshop, applications open for the Raymond Ideas Challenge, and “In my experience as a staff member, students will be accepted from October 3 to October want to participate in the Raymond Ideas 21. All majors are encouraged to apply, from Challenge, but don’t know how to develop a freshmen to doctoral students. Applicants proper idea for the program,” Bishop explained. must submit a creative video highlighting
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their concept, and over the following months, local entrepreneurs and scholars will judge each submission. On December 6, the top 40 applicants will present their ideas and be challenged with questions from judges. Winners will receive monetary rewards and are encouraged to continue working with the McFerrin Center to take advantage of training opportunities and other competitions. The McFerrin Methods: Finding Your Idea event is free and open to students and members of the community. “We’re trying to get both students and the community engaged in discussions about entrepreneurship,” says Bishop. Be sure to RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite. com/e/mcferrin-methods-finding-your-ideatickets-48493708989
Food Truck Friday by Kendall Ward
Food trucks are the ultimate convenience these days—the
It’s a great family outing spot, date night idea or roommate
perfect combination of delicious, fast and inexpensive. This bonding location. practical and tasty trend has been popping up around the US for over a decade, yet has come to BCS only recently. But better late than never, right? Ranging from Indian to southern comfort to snowcones, BCS food trucks have a taste for everyone, and now we’ve got Food Truck Friday!
Join in yard games like corn hole and ladder golf while listening to great music, in addition to enjoying the wide variety of foods to choose from. If you want to know ahead of time which food trucks will be attending, check out the City of College Station’s Facebook page or Twitter feed on the Wednesday before the event.
This event is like having a giant backyard BBQ, but the best part is that you don’t have to plan anything, just show up!
Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets to
Food Truck Fridays will be taking place on September 28 and
fully enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. The event does not allow
October 26 from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the Wolf Pen Creek Park glass containers or alcohol. All ages and pets are more than welcome! and Festival Site.
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Upcoming Events
TEXAS REDS FESTIVAL W/ WYNONNA when: September 28-29, 2018 where: Downtown Bryan
“FINDING YOUR IDEA” EVENT when: October 2, 2018 where: McFerrin Center
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MATTHEW RYAN
“ANYTHING GOES”
when: October 2, 2018 where: The Tap
when: October 5-14, 2018 where: The Theater Company
BIG DADDY WEAVE
FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY
when: September 28, 2018 where: Skybreak Church
when: October 26, 2018 where: Wolf Pen Creek Park
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“SILVERWHERE?”--CHECK YOUR PLACE SETTING. MATT JONES
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