Articles by Ajon Brodie

Let’s go back to November 2014, when James Bay, a new breakout artist most well known for his song “Let It Go,” was the opening…

After signing to a major label, many musicians often find themselves boxed in with no distinct voice. Wrestling to gain control over their own careers,…

Immediately following sound check, Erik Hassle, a soulful Swedish pop singer and songwriter, sat down with The Triangle backstage in his narrow dressing room March…

While sitting at your local coffee shop, you may have subconsciously heard songs like “Nothing Left to Loose” or “City of Black and White” ooze…

Troy Carter, a prominent music manager and entrepreneur, came to campus March 9 to give an intimate lecture and open dialogue in the URBN Annex…

The Triangle chats with Penguin Prison, a multifaceted New York musician who is on the heels of releasing his sophomore album spring of 2015. For those…

Budweiser’s Made in America Festival set up shop in Philadelphia Aug. 30-31 for the third year in a row, on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. The…

Lollapalooza, a three-day music festival on its 10th installment, took place Aug. 1-3 at Chicago’s iconic Grant Park. The sold-out festival wrangled in more than…

There was no reason to be crammed in the house watching repeat episodes of “House of Cards” on Netflix this past weekend. From Drexel’s Spring…

Nearly 21,000 athletes, including a handful of Drexel University students, participated June 1 and 2 in Tough Mudder, an intense 10-12 mile military-style obstacle course…