Emily Himes, Author at The Heights

Lenny Kravitz sings about heavy and hard-hitting problems on his new album, ‘Raise Vibration.’

Florida Georgia Line, Liam Payne, and Seth Ennis wrapped up the summer by releasing new singles.

All the proceeds from Kenny Chesney’s new album, ‘Songs for the Saints,’ go to charity, but the music is subpar compared to his previous releases.

Assistant Arts Editor Emily Himes reflects on a comically uncomfortable moment while visiting a museum in Philadelphia.

On his latest album, ‘The Mountain,’ Dierks Bentley sings about the struggles and triumphs of his life journey.

Assistant Arts Editor Emily Himes discusses the controversy surrounding the 2018 Met Gala.

Keith Urban’s new album, ‘Graffiti U,’ is more of the same. It features high quality guitar licks, reminiscent lyrics, and an upbeat, lively sound.

The Boston College Chamber Music Society performed four pieces with a focus on violin and piano duos.

Assistant Arts Editor Emily Himes discusses the reasons for the dissolution of bohemian cultures, in their truest sense, in today’s world.

Brothers Osborne’s new album, ‘Port Saint Joe,’ doesn’t live up to the high standards set by their debut album, ‘Pawn Shop.’