Owen McCall In Motion Staff Writer Rock music producer Howard Benson, who’s worked with Bang Tango and Three Days Grace, estimates over 400 bands in the “hard rock” category of music were on the rosters of major record labels in 1989. Many disappeared off the rock ’n’ roll radar for Continue reading Chip Z’Nuff talks enough for all Enuff Z’Nuff
Heather Riddell In Motion Staff Writer Opening on a playground of laughing, frolicking youngsters, the musical “Free To Be You And Me” on the surface seems like a fun upbeat, 90 minutes easy for young and old alike to enjoy. But “Free To Be You And Me” — presented by Continue reading Old is new again in ‘Free To Be You And Me’
Heather Riddel In Motion Staff Writer Every semester, the Music Technology Program hosts a rock recital showcasing the talents of its students, as well as faculty members, many of whom are Grammy Award winning artists in their own right. In October, the first of two productions this fall, students worked Continue reading Out Front and Behind Curtain, Music Production Rocks!
Kyra Lieberman In Motion Staff Writer Teriyaki Madness is back and better than ever. Its grand reopening of the Daytona Beach store was on Oct. 21, in the restaurant’s location across from Daytona State College at 1173 W. International Speedway Blvd. Representatives and “openers” for the company flew in from Continue reading Warning: Menu Makes You Crazy for More
Jarred Walker In Motion Staff Writer Many believe rock music has decreased in popularity over the last two decades, so much that some say it is dead all together. The death of rock music is an opinion by Gene Simmons that went viral in 2014. Simmons is the bassist and Continue reading Rock Hits Hard Place, but Millennials Make the Difference
Tom Plessers In Motion Staff Writer Old Dixie Highway, Route 27, spans the 500-mile length of the state of Florida. From Tallahassee down the center of the state to Miami, it slices the state in half. With the automobile industry came the need for roads, which brought the golden age Continue reading Exhibit Retraces Old-Time Glory of Route 27
Tyler Gee Special to In Motion For almost two years now Miguel Nin has been putting on live jazz at his Daytona Cigar Club in hopes of reviving what he sees as culturally important music. “I believe the music is key,” he said, explaining the key to his success among Continue reading Local jazz making comeback in Daytona, DSC
Asia Howell Special to In Motion Let’s just say at the #1960NOW exhibit at Daytona State College is a cultural change that people normally would not see at a state institution. The #1960NOW showcase in the Southeast Museum of Photography’s upstairs gallery demonstrates powerful visual representations Continue reading Exhibit a déjà vu Civil Rights moment
