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The long-awaited project should start in June

Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain and Janis Joplin are just a few among the tragically long list of musicians who died at 27.

Chest Fever blurs the boundaries between past and present with Music from Big Pink, a reimagined take on The Band's iconic release from 1968. The album will be released on October 20th via San Diego based indie label, Blind Owl Records. Pre-order the record here. Chest Fever also announce tour date commencing Oct 9th in San Francisco.

The third annual Algonac Bump N’ Run, presented by Youth for the Future, will feature four days of events from Sept. 14 to 17 at Smith Recreation Park.

Filmmakers like Asghar Farhadi and Ali Abbasi, TV series like ‘Happiness,’ and writers like Sadeq Hedayat and Kamand Kojouri portray an unfamiliar society plagued by negative stereotypes

The Museum of Fine Arts in Lyon's collection of Near Eastern artifacts eloquently showcases the intricate tapestry of Islamic cultures, from Arabic...

There are, in fact, dozens upon dozens of musicians who passed away at the age of 27, making the 27 Club the anomaly it is.

Blind Owl is very pleased to announce that Chest Fever - keyboardist Jody Bagley, guitarist Dan Cervantes, and bassist Blake Dean of the San Diego Music Award winning rock band Mrs. Henry, organist Doug Organ, and drummer Allan Ritter - are releasing a full live recording of the iconic LP Rock Of Ages on July 7th, capturing the magic of their 2022 tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of the release.

The World Languages & Digital Humanities Studio will host Bilingual Readings in Arabic and Persian Poetry and Prose from 12:30-2 p.m. Friday, April 21, in J.B. Hunt Center room 207.

Literature as a connective between peoples is the animating spirit of the anthology Tablet & Pen, which takes a broad view of 20th-century Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and Pakistani history and culture through the filter of the written word.