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AUBURN, Ala. - After dropping the first set of the season, Auburn went on to win the next nine sets in the War Eagle Invitational to start the season 3-0. This is the third straight season that the Tigers have started 3-0.
AUBURN, Ala. – After making a historic run to the NCAA Tournament last season, the Auburn Tigers are back in action this weekend.
This year, Imagine Music Festival is bringing some of the biggest names in electronic dance music together in one place for an explosive weekend in Kingston Downs, Georgia. The festival will welcome Imaginers to camp, explore a variety of transformational workshops, splash around at pool parties, and even relax on the “What the Float” river tubing experience. From heart-pounding basslines to euphoric melodies, festival-goers can anticipate an eclectic range of musical genres, including trance, techno, house, hardstyle, and much more, catering to every musical taste.
ZeeThaNomad - Zapoleon Dynamite (TourLife) - Jul 26, 2023
Geese – 3D country – June 23, 2023
AUBURN, Ala. – After putting together an impressive second-half campaign, Auburn was able to secure a regional and come in as the favorite to make it out. Despite dropping the first game to Penn, Auburn still remanded in control of its destiny. With the season on the line against Southern Miss in an elimination game, Auburn was unable to get anything going on either side of the ball, ultimately leading to an early exit by a score of 7-2.
For the first time in Auburn baseball history, Plainsman Park will host a regional in back-to-back years, with this year’s squad receiving the 13th overall seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Mandy, Indiana - i've seen a way - May 19, 2023
Few bands have garnished the cult-like following of Panchiko over the last decade, but if any modern rockers could give them a run for their money, LSD and the Search for God would be at the top of the list. Without ever having had publicly released a studio album, the band still maintains recognition as one of modern shoegaze's top dogs, and on this warm summer evening they set the mood perfectly. Catchy riffs over a wall of fuzzy sound is something that listeners of the genre, and this group in particular, should be all too familiar with, but its always interesting to see how a shoegaze group can translate the music into a live performance. Here is where LSD showed their dexterity and experience, particularly in the rhythmic aspect. Shoegaze drumming often gets downplayed as simple and derivative, but Scott Eberhardt absolutely nailed it on hit songs like "Backwards" and "Starting Over", at times carrying the middle sections of some songs with crafty fills while Chris Fifield and Andy Liszt were working to achieve that perfect tone. In between songs the band, unsurprisingly, spent no time addressing the crowd, but instead used each songs lingering swirl of fuzz and delay to add a nice ambient feedback interlude between each song, yielding a nice sense of continuity across the set. The 45 some-odd minutes of noise built up into an extended cut of an unreleased song "New," which closed the set perfectly.
Going to a music festival is an awesome experience to have under your belt, and what better choice than Hangout Music Festival, which in 2023 made history by commemorating community, diverse entertainment and safe recreation.
After coming off a tough loss Wednesday night against Vanderbilt, Auburn was placed in the loser’s bracket. Facing an elimination game against rivals Alabama, Auburn would pose a threat early on but quickly die off, being sent home early by a score of 7-4.
Hangout Music Festival 2023 concludes with a final hurrah, commemorating memories that will stay with us forever.
Bright and early, Hangout Music Festival opens its gates for a second day of good music, drinks and fun.
Hangout Music Festival starts the summer on a good note by celebrating community, up and coming artists and a good time.
The No. 19 Auburn Tigers (33-19-1, 17-13 SEC) earned their fifth-straight series win and back-to-back sweeps after taking all three games against the Missouri Tigers (30-23, 10-19 SEC) this weekend at home inside Plainsman Park to close out the regular season. The Tigers also cliched their second straight SEC-winning season for the first time since doing so four-straight times from 1997-2000.
No. 16 Auburn (41-17) did not let up on its recent dominance in the first game of the Clemson Reginal. The Tigers were an offensive powerhouse, scoring 12 runs in just five innings to advance past Cal State Fullerton (33-20) by a score of 12-2.
No. 16 Auburn softball rewrote the history books Thursday at the SEC Tournament. Down by four runs, the Tigers were able to put together a comeback together against Ole Miss, winning 8-7, in what was Auburn's largest come-from-behind victory ever in the SEC Softball Tournament.
Solutions by The State News