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Sep. 26.
Manhattan Music Coalition’s 7th annual Aggiefest is just around the corner! This upcoming Friday September 28 and Saturday September 29 you will hear live music coming from every corner of Aggieville.
With more than 85 bands prepared to share their music throughout the ‘ville, be ready to hear their tunes flooding from Auntie Mae’s Parlor, Beach Museum of Art, Dusty Bookshelf, KatHouse Lounge, Mojo’s Beach Bar, O’Malley’s, Pat’s Bue Rib’n, and Triangle Park. Each participating bar has their own entrance fee and age limit decided and can be found online through the Aggiefest 2012 Facebook page.
All 85 plus bands offer a variety of multi-genre music and will be playing from 6pm until close Friday night and 4pm until close Saturday night. You can find more information including the full schedule of where each band plays online at http://www.aggieville.org/events/event.aspx?id=203.
Along with Aggiefest, The Manhattan Music Coalition is presenting the 2nd annual Visual Arts Festival this weekend as well. Aggieville will feature an ‘Art Walk’ in several of the shops and pubs down the ‘ville. Art pieces from local and regional artists will be featured and participants will even have the opportunity to meet the artists and purchase the artwork.
To experience Aggiefest 2012 and participate in the Art Walk, you can purchase a ticket from On the Wildside or Sisters of Sound in Aggieville.
The Wildcat 91.9 will be out at Aggiefest on Saturday from 1-4. DJ Roo will do The Garage live from Aggieville as an Aggiefest special. Feel free to stop by The Wildcat 91.9 table to say hello and score some free 91.9 schwag! Make sure to get involved with this music filled weekend and support Aggiefest 2012!
-Taylor Von Elling, senior in digital media
Sep. 23.
Manhattan KS– Mark the day, September 22, 2012. This was a day K-State fans will remember for a long time. K-State marched into Norman, Ok. as 14 point underdogs, and walked out with a victory over the 6th ranked team in the country. Heres five things we learned from the K-States biggest regular season win since arguably the 1998 victory over Nebraska.
1. K-State Doesn’t Have To Return A Kick To Dominate Special Teams: The unsung hero of this game was a punter wearing number 9. Ryan Doerr of K-State was only on the field 5. But every single time Doerr punted the ball, it landed inside the Oklahoma 20 yard line. The Sooners were forced to start half of there possessions inside their own 20, 3 of those inside there own 15. While the only time K-State started inside there own 10 was after Blake Bells fumble at the K-State one. Field position had a huge impact on this game, and a lot of it came courtesy of Ryan Doerr.
Sep. 21.
Love music? Well here at the Wildcat 91.9 so do we, and some of the most recent news in the music industry has caught our eye.
This upcoming season of American Idol has just announced its new set of judges. Along with the familiar face of host Ryan Seacrest, be ready to see Mariah Carey, Keith Urban, Nicki Minaj and veteran Randy Jackson fill the judges seats. Interested in these judges hearing your talent? Go to http://www.americanidol.com/auditions/ for audition information for the 12th season.
Lady GaGa’s recently shaved head was tattooed during a live launch of her new fragrance ‘Fame’. The bottom portion of her scalp was shaved in honor of photographer Terry Richardson’s late mother, and the tattoo she received in front of the crowd symbolizes the Renaissance era as a tribute to her Italian heritage.
Amy Winehouse’s ashes have finally been put to rest. Winehouse, who died in July 2011, was buried by about 70 of her closest friends and family members in London this past week.
Artist Katy Perry was given her very own Barbie Doll! The Katy Perry inspired doll was complete with the blue hair, sparkly microphone and even her trademark long eyelashes inspired from her ‘California Gurls’ video. The doll was auctioned off at a charity event to benefit Project Angel Food which is an organization to nourish men, women and children affected by HIV, AIDS and other life-threatening illnesses.
Stay tuned for more music industry updates here on the Wildcat 91.9!
Sep. 21.
Manhattan, KS– On Saturday night at 6:50 p.m. the 15th ranked Kansas State Wildcats will play its biggest game since, well the last time they played the Oklahoma Sooners. In a game that has been circled on purple calendars for about a year, K-State will look to do what has never been done before in the Bob Stoops era, win as a ranked team in Norman Oklahoma.
In an almost cliche fashion, the key to winning this game, for both teams, lies in the trenches. Both teams have been left with little returning experience on the offensive line. Oklahoma has lost 2 starters on the offensive line, (Ben Habern to retirement, and Tyler Evans to injury), while graduating another. Forcing left guard Gabe Ikard to switch to center, and right tackle Daryl Williams to switch to left tackle. What appeared to be a strength going into the season, has now become a severe question mark.