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Events - WNRN - Vimarsana News

Events - WNRN

Learn more about WNRN events, including in-studio sessions, band meet and greets, soundcheck parties, concerts, and more.

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Studio Sessions with the School of Rock Chapel Hill: New Year, New Band! - Vimarsana News

Studio Sessions with the School of Rock Chapel Hill: New Year, New Band!

It’s time for another round of Studio Sessions with the School of Rock Chapel Hill, featuring three classic hits performed by the House Band!

Shakira Says Her Relationship With Gerard Pique Negatively Affected Her Career, Reflects on Throwing Shade at Her Ex on 'Music Sessions' | EG, Extended, Gerard Pique, Shakira, Slideshow - Vimarsana News

Shakira Says Her Relationship With Gerard Pique Negatively Affected Her Career, Reflects on Throwing Shade at Her Ex on 'Music Sessions' | EG, Extended, Gerard Pique, Shakira, Slideshow

Shakira Says Her Relationship With Gerard Pique Negatively Affected Her Career, Reflects on Throwing Shade at Her Ex on ‘Music Sessions’ On finding her strength amid the split and everything else going on in her life...

10 Of Our Favorite Pittsburgh Celebrities And Why We Admire Them - Vimarsana News

10 Of Our Favorite Pittsburgh Celebrities And Why We Admire Them

The staff at Pittsburgh Magazine decided to compile our own list of our 10 favorite local luminaries (all living). Some have risen to national or international prominence while never turning their back on Western Pennsylvania. Others have made their mark closer to home but are equally beloved.

The Who's 'Who's Next/ Life House': Album Review - Vimarsana News

The Who's 'Who's Next/ Life House': Album Review

In 1971, the Who tried to create a conceptual album even bigger than 'Tommy,' but instead emerged with 'Who's Next.' This boxed set traces their steps.