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One day after Michael Jackson’s death last week, Who’s Bad, the country’s premiere Jackson cover band, had a show in our nation’s capital. Fortunately, Editorial Page Managing Editor Austin Boehm was in attendance and willing to share his thoughts on the show:
Shortly after I arrived in Washington D.C. for the summer, I ventured out to [...]
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BerryPhotos : Michael Jackson Tribute Concert (Washington, DC) -Images by Chase Olivieri
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As is evidenced, here, here and, incredibly, here, I am a gigantic Michael Jackson fan. His sudden death on Thursday at the age of 50 is incredibly saddening. He was a musical genius with unrivaled charisma, talent and dedication to his craft. Below are a few self-indulgent, perhaps rambling thoughts on his [...]
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Who’s Bad, a Michael Jackson cover band from Chapel Hill, played last night to a moderately interested crowd on Duke’s Bryan Center Plaza. It was apparent that the concert was not best suited for an outdoor stage with an audience consisting mainly of Duke students on their way to Panda Express. Showgoers were mainly of [...]
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The ultimate Michael Jackson cover band, Who’s Bad, played on the Bryan Center plaza of Duke’s campus yesterday. Here’s a video of the band playing “Don’t Stop ’til You Get Enough.”
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Recess music editor Jordan Axt’s article on the Michael Jackson tribute band, Who’s Bad, found its way on the news section of the Michael Jackson News Network, somewhere between the rumors of a reunion tour with the Jackson 5 and Michael’s next album. It states here:
In a recent article by dukechronicle.com Jordan Axt says; “Four [...]
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