Warm lighting and tranquil melodies flooded Stokes Lawn, bringing some much-needed calm to the typically bustling heart of campus. Though they were only here for a night, it was refreshing to finally see some men worth trusting make an appearance on the Heights.
Stokes Set returned to Boston College on Saturday evening, with a cozy yet captivating performance by the indie-pop sensation Men I Trust.
COIN animated students’ rainy Saturday evening with their contagious carefree attitude.
At Boston College, our communities revolve around clubs and activities. Four weeks into the semester, students are starting to feel comfortable in the organizations they chose.
Kyle performed to an excited crowd at the annual Stokes Set concert, hosted by CAB. DJ Jadaboo opened for him.
Bryce Vine stunned the crowd on Stokes Lawn with an exhilarating set that featured fan favorites and tracks from his latest album.
The Campus Activities Board revealed that the rapper Bryce Vine will take the stage at Stokes Set on Sept. 18.
Hunter Hayes performed a variety of new songs and older fan favorites at Stokes Set.
Cannon Few, MCAS ’20, has found great success on Spotify, with his single “Water Glass” reaching over 863,258 plays on the platform.
CAB has announced that Hunter Hayes will headline Stokes Set this year. The concert will be held on Sept. 21, and tickets will go on sale Tuesday morning.
