After flatlining over the summer, Asbury Park will be holding its annual Zombie Walk this fall—solidifying that the walk, just like its members, has come back from the dead.
Author: CONNOR WHITE
SPORTS EDITOR,
STAFF WRITER,
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
Through the Eyes of a 7-Year-Old Guatemalan
It was just like any other normal day, I guess. I woke up to the sound of my mother getting ready to take me to school. But this time, she was moving so fast, I was getting dizzy spinning around the room watching her. She kept talking to herself about “special people” that were coming to visit the school. In the midst of the madness, I had noticed, whether it was last night or some time ago, she had lost the last tooth in her mouth.
Woods Theatre Gets Groovy
“Okay class, I’m going to have to end our session a little early tonight, I have to catch a gig at Count Basie Theatre.” If you have not heard a professor at Monmouth University say these words, chances are you haven’t had Professor Marc Muller.
For the Love of Lectures: Please Stop the PowerPoint Presentations
We’ve all had that class before. Walking into the dark, ominous room, the only sign of life coming from a stream of fluorescent illumination out of a machine somewhere in the middle of the space, finding its home on a screen in front of the room. The class where the only thing harder than retaining information is keeping your eyes open. The class no one wants to go to.
Ian Anderson & Jethro Tull Fail to Rock the Wellmont Theater
With his flute by his side, Ian Anderson, 67, took to the Wellmont Theatre in Montclair, NJ on Monday, Nov. 10, to bring fans back to the early days of his band Jethro Tull and the creatively distinct music they brought to life. However, it seemed the life had to be choked out of the night in order to be seen.
An Evening With Rock Legend Jerry Lee Lewis
Imagine this: it’s 1957 and Rock n’ Roll music is forming, growing more popular in the teen generation by the day. The music is fast, it’s loud, and it’s nothing anyone has seen before. The baby boomer post-World War II kids are running around like chickens with their heads cut off, breaking away from previous social norms. Parents are furious.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Rock ♪ Madison Square Garden ♫
On tour promoting their newest album, “Hypnotic Eye,” Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers took to Madison Square Garden on Sept. 10 for a one night stand in New York, at what Petty described as one of the greatest rock venues in the world.
“Déjà Vu” for Classic Rock Fans at the MAC
While the people of Monmouth County were wrapping up their Fourth of July weekend this past summer, Monmouth University sparked some fireworks of their own by hosting Crosby, Stills & Nash in concert on July 6.