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Liam Kazar closes out PYGMALION with folk-rock finale - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Liam Kazar closed out a weekend of music for the final day of PYGMALION Sunday night, bringing a blend of folk-rock and alt-country to the Rose Bowl Tavern. Since its founding in 2005, PYGMALION has expanded as a festival to include more than just music. This year’s lineup featured stand-up comedian Robby Hoffman, indie folk band Racing Mount Pleasant, author Mary Helen Specht and more. Sarah Julia, Al Scorch and V.V. Lightbody opened the night. Lightbody’s set wrapped up around 9:15 p.m., where
Living on Green Street: Is it worth it? - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Green Street has long been considered the heart of Campustown. Bars, restaurants, grocery stores, coffee shops and bus stops are all within walking distance, making the street a convenient home for students who want to stay close to both their classes and their social lives. If you’re a student looking for somewhere to live while attending the University, why wouldn’t you want to live there? But the convenience can come with a price — and it’s not always just the rent. Kassie Bollnow, sophomore
Country music icon Dolly Parton dies at 80 - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Country singer-songwriter Dolly Parton, best known for her hit songs “9 to 5,” “Jolene” and “I Will Always Love You,” died Tuesday at 80 years old. The announcement came from Parton’s nephew, Bryan Seaver, and was posted on her official Instagram on behalf of the Parton family. No further details on her cause of death were given at this time. Only four days before her passing, Parton opened up to People about recent health issues she had been experiencing since the death of her husband, Carl Dea
The ILLIAC returns with free live music across Champaign - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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As students file back into Champaign-Urbana for the start of fall semester, The ILLIAC will bring a day of free live music to Hessel Park and other downtown Champaign venues on Saturday. The festival will feature performances across four locations, with gates opening at 3 p.m. and music continuing until 11:30 p.m. Hessel Park will include a lineup of performances leading up to the festival’s headliner, Sinfonia da Camera. Seth Fein, founder and talent buyer for The ILLIAC, said the festival was
KCPA opens its doors to incoming Illini - The Daily Illini (opens the original)
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Students don’t have to leave campus to find the nation’s premier university-based performing arts center. If you’re new to Champaign-Urbana, you’ll want to learn how to navigate it. Since opening in 1969, the Krannert Center for the Performing Arts has served as a global hub for world-class performances, local musicians and student productions. From September through May, its 2026-27 performance season will bring together music, theater, dance and other cultural events from around the world. “We
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