Called to serve through music
Despite the rain, and then wet snow, people still gathered in the BYU Conference Center to attend the 10 a.m. session of the Mormon Media Studies Symposium panel to learn about the future of LDS music...
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Music industry: The numbers game
The rate at which the Wasatch Front breeds successful musicians causes double-takes. Such prolific artists seem to emerge from vacuums, but most have carefully crawled from the bottom, tried their...
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Students to ‘Shake It Off’ after Taylor Swift dumps Spotify
Megan Williams was eager to listen to Taylor Swift’s new album the week of its release. She kept an anxious eye on Spotify, but it never appeared. Frustrated and unable to wait any longer, the BYU...
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Indie Provo band Fictionist to open for Neon Tree’s East Coast tour dates
Fictionist might call Utah its home base, but now it will be heading to the East Coast to open for Neon Trees. Fictionist will be the opening act, along with the Nashville-based band COIN, for 12 of...
View ArticleAndrew and Stuart Maxfield “Bridge” the gap between musical theatre and...
BYU will premiere a new musical on Feb. 10, 2016 in de Jong Concert Hall. "The Bridge" was written by Stuart Maxfield, the lead singer of Fictionist, and his brother, BYU adjunct professor Andrew...
View ArticleBYU Jazz Ensemble performs ‘The Bridge’ with lead singer of Fictionist
The product of a major collaborative effort between the BYU Jazz Ensemble and brothers Andrew and Stuart Maxfield, former manager and lead singer of Fictionist, will premier in a performance of "The...
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