Max Schindler recounts the hilarious antics of Reggie Watts at Bailey Hall.

GZA comes to Ithaca and shows his crowd how to really throw down; the Sun's got the details.

Arts Editor Peter Jacobs gets jiggy with the soulful stylings of Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings.

The Felice Brothers performed at Castaways Sat., adding spirit to their recorded music and engaging an enthusiastic crowd.

Kid Cudi's performance in Barton Saturday marked a historic moment for Cornell.

Saturday night, as Cornell flocked to prepare for the  free concert dance bonanza on the Arts Quad brought to us by Cornell Concert Comission, Peter Jacobs had a chat with headlining LA trio Super Mash Bros. They discuss music, parties and the joys of “bro-ing out.”

Along with (aptly named) Sweetheart and Free Energy, Titus Andronicus delivered Springsteenesque rock Wednesday night at Castaways.

Despite the snowpocalypse that engulfed Ithaca this weekend, the show still went on at the State Theater on Friday evening. The thoughts of cold winter nights and snow-covered streets melted away as The Avett Brothers put on an energetic two-hour show of enchanting folk-rock music.

It’s funny how vastly different the crowd at Castaways can be on any given night. On Saturday, the bar was filled with excited undergraduate students from both Ithaca College and Cornell who couldn’t wait for Sondre Lerche to take the stage. They had braved the disgusting Ithaca weather to come see a musician who in just a few years time has become an indie sensation.

The audience’s ears were ringing for hours on end, shirts drenched in sweat, and bodies sore from being crushed, yet seeing Dan Deacon made it all worth it. On Sunday night, the Baltimore native musician played at Castaways, with local DJs Glitter Monks and the quirky magician, Michael Staley.