Live at Boulder Top 20: 3/25/11

March 25th, 2011 by WLOY Staff

In case you missed Tim and Amanda outside of Boulder on Friday from 11-1, here’s the list of songs they played. The Strokes’ “Under Cover of Darkness” remains number 1 for three weeks in a row. Their fourth studio album, Angles, was released March 22nd. Look out for DOM’s “Hunny” to sneakily steal the Number 2 spot from Smith Westerns next week.
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Flip Flop Fridays

March 24th, 2011 by The Professor

Help the Knights of Columbus and WLOY support Catherine Savell’s work in Haiti! Spring is here and you know you need a good set of flip flops to properly enjoy it. For the next few Friday’s you can come to the WLOY live broadcast in front of Boulder between 11am and 1pm and score a new set of Loyola flip flops for only $10! All the money raised will go to help build schools and programs in Haiti, in support of Catherine Savell, of Loyola’s Modern Languages Department, who has taken a leave of absence this semester to stay in Haiti and help with their rebuilding. How often can you get flip flops and support a good cause? Quantities are VERY limited so get yours ASAP!!



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TOP 40: 3/25

March 24th, 2011 by WLOY Staff

Bright Eyes’ The People’s Key remains at the top of our list, but we do have some newcomers in the psych folk Timbre Timbre, the surfy Hunx and his Punx, and the dreamy Joan as Police Woman. The top 5 remains stagnant, with the unmovable Cold War Kids, Decemberists, and company bolstering Oberst’s top spot; but keep an eye out for DOM, who may be moving into our top 5 very soon!
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Pogo Interview

March 24th, 2011 by WLOY Staff

Just before spring break I sat down for a chat with Nick Bertke, better known as Pogo. Pogo has become a Youtube phenomenon with his remixes of Disney/Pixar movies. What makes this music so unique is that Nick takes fragments of music and dialogue from such films as Toy Story and Alice In Wonderland and assembles them into an entirely new song. He edits the videos and music himself, creating a spin on iconic Disney tunes. of his videos have been viewed over a million times on Youtube, yet many people are still unfamiliar with his music. The interview produced some very interesting conversation about his music, including updates on current and future projects.

Pogo’s live show at Bourbon Street was a dazzling spectacle of lights and videos that proved perfect conditions for dancing. His videos played on two TV screens and one giant projection screen on the adjacent wall simultaneously. He efficiently blended his music videos together into a seamless journey from The Little Mermaid (my favorite) to Pirates of the Caribbean (coming soon!) and even Star Wars! I think Pogo is on his way to even greater things. He’s definitely worth a listen!

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Theater Thursday: Cirque du Soleil

March 24th, 2011 by WLOY Staff

Totem, the latest edition of Cirque du Soleil to hit America, promises its audience “a fascinating journey into the evolution of mankind.” Never one to disappoint, Cirque du Soleil will be arriving in Baltimore on Thursday, April 7th with Totem debuting at the amazing venue Under the Grand Chapiteau at the Westport Waterfront. The show follows the fascinating journey of mankind from its original state all the way up to our fiery passion to fly. There is plenty of evolution involved, as characters morph to form a giant turtle, a symbol of origin for numerous ancient civilizations. Read the rest of this entry »



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Lykke Li – Wounded Rhymes

March 23rd, 2011 by WLOY Staff

Lykke Li’s back – and she’s not that cute girl-next-door anymore. The Swedish indie artist has returned with her follow-up to 2008’s infectious Youth Novels, the innovatively moody and sexy Wounded Rhymes. In her sophomore attempt, Li abandons the girl that everyone expected her to be. Gone is the girl who is telling you to “dance, dance, dance.” Gone is the girl who sings on top of light melodies. Li has grown up and out of the bubblegum world – and into a darker place. Read the rest of this entry »



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Karaoke For A Cure Thursday Night!

March 23rd, 2011 by WLOY Staff

It’s still Relay week in case you haven’t noticed. We had a full house Tuesday night at Stoneleigh Lanes for Duckpins! We gave out tickets to three shows at Rams Head Live! and we have more to give out Thursday night! Continuing on with Relay week, our next event is Karaoke for a Cure Thursday night in the Reading Room from 9-11pm. Admission is $2 but know that whoever walks in through the door can be made to sing! You can sign yourself up to sing or someone else can sign you up to sing. For those with stage fright, you can purchase immunity from singing for the night for $10.
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Wacky Wednesday: JHU Arts Festival

March 23rd, 2011 by WLOY Staff

On April 6- April 10, our friends down the road at Johns Hopkins University are hosting a wild Arts Festival. The event gives the chance to celebrate ALL types of art as the festival events cover everything from dance, film, and music to theater, arts, and writing. There will be over 35 performances, featuring lectures and exhibits from alumni, staff, and students. The JHU Arts Festival is a great opportunity to delve into some art and culture at our neighborly university, so stop on over. You can see a full schedule of the Arts Festival on its website!



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Karaoke: a Relay for Life Fundraiser Press Release

March 23rd, 2011 by WLOY Staff

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
BALTIMORE, MD (March 22, 2011)-
WLOY, Loyola University Maryland’s, non-profit, student-run radio station, will host a Late Night Karaoke fundraiser on Thursday, March 24, to raise funds for the station’s Relay for Life team. The event begins at 9 p.m. in the Reading Room in the Andrew White Student Center on the University’s North Charles Street campus.

Admission is $2 at the door and includes two bidding tickets. Participants can choose to sing or be nominated by their friends. Nominees must sing unless they pay a $10 immunity donation. Bidding tickets can be used to vote for singers to stop singing or to continue. A $10 donation can also be used to hit a termination gong during any singer’s performance.

All proceeds will support WLOY’s 16-member Relay for Life team, which will join more than 100 other teams in the University’s Reitz Arena on Saturday, March 26, in Loyola’s annual Relay for Life fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. Teams walk from 7 p.m. on Saturday until 7 a.m. Sunday. Last year, Loyola Relay for Life raised more than $240,000, and has raised more than $1 million in its six years of operation.

WLOY is Loyola University Maryland’s campus radio station. The student-run radio station has been operating year-round since March 2003.  The station can be heard on 1620AM, and via the internet.  WLOY offers a variety of live shows of different genres. Shows are hosted by students and community members, and include weekend programs such as What Happens Next?, which is designed for Baltimore City school children. WLOY has received local and national awards for its programming and community outreach, including selection to the 2011 Top 25 College Radio Stations in the mtvU Woodie Awards. For more information regarding WLOY’s shows or fundraising efforts, please email wloy@loyola.edu or call 410-617-5349.
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Duckpins for Relay Tuesday Night!

March 22nd, 2011 by The Professor

Duckpin Bowling is a Baltimore tradition – Have you Duckpinned? Now’s your chance. Tuesday March 22 from 9pm to Midnight, WLOY and Options will be running a $10 special deal to benefit Relay for Life 2011. For $10 you get a round trip shuttle ride from behind Boulder Gardens to Stoneleigh Lanes, unlimited bowling, shoes AND an entry into the raffle for tickets to see Wiz Khalifa or TV on the Radio or Stone Temple Pilots for FREE 🙂 If you miss the signups in Student Activities, you can still go! Meet the shuttle outside Boulder (running constant loops between 9pm and 11:30pm) and head over to the lanes. Its $10 at the door (no Evergreen, sorry) if you didn’t get your tix in advance. You can even drive yourselves if you want, but it’s still $10. It all goes to Relay, so drop a ten and have fun all night long!



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