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Noah Kahan became the next artist to release music for The Hunger Games franchise with the song “Draw You Out.” The song serves as the lead single for the soundtrack of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping which is set to hit theaters on November 20. This opportunity is an honor as several prominent […]
Alternative rock-artist Sabrina Mae Teitelbaum, better known as “Blondshell” has once again expanded her playlist with her third album named “Violins.” This follows her first album titled after herself in 2023 and “If You Asked for a Picture” in 2025. It’s another addition to her growing catalog of alternative rock music. This brand new 11-track […]
In the opening drive of the September 21 matchup between the New York Giants and the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart fell awkwardly on his knee after being pancaked by a couple of defenders. It was a third-and-8 play that ended in an incompletion to tight end […]
Fans of Queens of the Stone Age have been waiting for quite some time for a new album to drop from the band, with that wait coming close to an end with their new album’s release on the horizon. The album is produced by Matador Records, expected to release with 9 songs, and is going […]
Tonight in Madison Square Garden, artist Beabadoobee is scheduled to play at 8 PM. Joined by Wisp as a special guest, becoming a highlight of “The Powerlines Tour”. Tickets for this concert have been in demand for quite some time, originally going on sale 3 months ago. “The Powerlines Tour” is the main attraction of […]
Detour spent months stuck behind label trouble before Kim Petras released it independently on May 29. Now she’s taking it on the road. The De-Tour is five U.S. shows in 17 days, opening in Chicago on December 1 and closing at the Hollywood Palladium on December 17. The dates Presale opened Wednesday, Sept. 30 at […]
MONTCLAIR, N.J. — 90.3 WMSC-FM, the student radio station of Montclair State University, will broadcast 24 hours of student-led specialty programming on Friday, Oct. 2, for World College Radio Day 2026. The marathon runs from midnight to midnight and features shows from the station’s DJs, departments, alumni and graduating seniors. This year’s global theme is […]
West Coast Rap is in an excellent place. Though it is only a sub-genre in the grand scheme of Hip Hop, there is still an audience for it in 2026. Some rappers, like Kendrick Lamar and Tyler, The Creator, most people wouldn’t perceive as rappers in this sub-genre; however, they are. Lamar’s most recent project, […]
Attending Jane Remover’s concert this past week with two of my best friends was my most anticipated event of the year. I’ve been listening to Jane Remover’s music for a while now, and like many others, their usage of catchy lyricism paired with clever, energetic, electronic beats drew me deeper into their discography and the […]
Opener: Sobs I recall walking into The Stone Pony overjoyed with excitement. The lights were set bright and in a multitude of colors, almost all resulting in a blue tint. Sobs came on before Harrison Gordon, and to say they were fantastic is an understatement. They had amazing stage presence and knew how to talk […]
The second week of NFL action wrapped up between the Los Angeles Rams and New York Giants, where the Rams secured not only their first win of the season but also their first Monday Night Football victory after losing their last five appearances on the primetime stage. Dominating from start to finish, the Rams controlled […]
On September 18, Mets first baseman Jared Young was carted off the field on a stretcher after a violent collision with pitcher Nolan McLean in the sixth inning against the Phillies at Citi Field. The Mets went on to win the game, 6-3. Justin Crawford hit a routine grounder to McLean, who fielded a bad […]
Sammy Siteman’s debut album, Welcome to My Brain, dropped Friday, August 21st, but its songs span more than a decade. Some date back 11 years, others were finished as recently as this past December, and together they catalog loss, grief, and mental health struggles that her earlier, more love-and-heartbreak-focused songs hadn’t touched. The pop-country singer-songwriter, […]
The New York Knicks won their first NBA championship since 1973 this past June, rejuvenating New York sports fans who have not had much to cheer about in recent years. Meanwhile, on the gridiron, the Giants and Jets both won their season openers for the first time since 2009, offering their fans hope for the […]
When girli kicked off her North American tour behind it’s just my opinion, she went back to Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn, the same room where she played her first ever US show. That first time, it was just her and a backing vocalist singing to a track. This time she had a full band […]
On September 18, Montclair State students packed the Student Center from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. for the annual Red Hawk Night. Each guest received a passport and had to complete activities around the building to collect stamps for a shot at winning a plush Rocky the Red Hawk. The Student Center was filled to […]
The last time lolitslea sat down with WMSC, in January 2025, she came alone with an acoustic guitar. This time she brought her full live band, drummer Zander, bassist Dave and guitarist Hera, along with a finished sophomore album. RollerCoaster Tycoon, the follow-up to her 2024 debut Nothing Lasts Forever!, came out September 15. The […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MONTCLAIR, N.J. — 90.3 WMSC-FM, the student-run radio station of Montclair State University, has been named as a finalist in seven categories of the College Broadcasters, Inc. 2026 National Student Production Awards, including Radio Station of the Year. The nominations span news, sports, and digital & special programming, reflecting the range of […]
On Friday, Aug. 7, 2026, we had the privilege of observing New York Jets training camp as members of the WMSC sports team. It was a light practice, players were without pads, with a lot of walkthrough as the team geared up for an intense intrasquad scrimmage the very next day. Some key takeaways from […]
The KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS documentary follows the global girl group through their journey of fame, bringing EYEKONS and casual fans alike a behind the scenes look of the choreography, performances, and everything in between that has brought the group to where they are today. The film opened in theaters worldwide on Aug. 12, two days […]
Puck drop for the 2026-2027 NHL season is about six weeks away, with opening night set for Sept. 29. Some teams are coming into the season with higher expectations than others. The four carrying the most weight into October are the Tampa Bay Lightning, New York Rangers, Nashville Predators and Vegas Golden Knights. Tampa Bay […]
Frost Children brought Frost Fest home to Knockdown Center in Maspeth, Queens on July 25th, and the venue never got a chance to cool off. Strobes ran through nearly the entire set, the kind of nonstop flash that had people shielding their eyes between songs, and once the lasers kicked in the room was already […]
Silverstein took the stage at the Stone Pony Summer Stage in Asbury Park on July 12th, and the mosh pit that formed over the next hour stretched the length of the venue. By the set’s peak it had swallowed more ground than the stage itself, sending waves of crowd surfers toward the barricade that never […]
On July 1st, Honey Revenge, Chase Petra, Winona Fighter, South Arcade, and Games We Play brought the Summer School Tour to Irving Plaza in New York City, and the crowd was ready before the first note hit. Main singer Devin Papadol was battling a cold, but you would have had a hard time knowing it […]
A year ago, The Backfires were pulling in triple-digit crowds on their first headline run behind This Is Not an Exit, watching rooms that used to be empty fill up town by town. This year, they played the Governors Ball on a bill with Wet Leg and Dominic Fike. The New York band, equally British […]
Sam Mills was one of the greatest student-athletes and football players to attend Montclair State University. Paul Domowitch, a former columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News, wrote a biography about the Montclair legend called “Just Give Me a Chance to Fail.” WMSC sports director Sebastian Stratton, along with sports team members Jeremy Rodriguez, Joshua Gallatin […]
Classes are about to start back up at Montclair State, which means fall sports are coming with them. Cross country, field hockey, football, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, and volleyball all open 2026 with something specific to chase, whether that’s defending a conference title or getting back into the NJAC tournament. Cross Country Women’s cross country […]
There is a specific kind of energy that comes with seeing a band you have never heard before (other than the hits, shoutout Destiel) and leaving a completely different person. That is what The Cab did at Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, New Jersey on June 26th. By the end of the night, the room was […]
On June 18th, Daisy Grenade took over The Foundry at The Fillmore in Philadelphia, and the room never stood a chance. From the first note of “A Beautiful Woman Is A Weapon, I Guess That’s Why They Call Her A Bombshell,” the energy was already at a level most shows never reach. “Are You Scared […]
MONTCLAIR, N.J. — WMSC 90.3 FM, the student radio station of Montclair State University, has been named a finalist for a 2026 National Association of Broadcasters Marconi Radio Award in the College Radio Station of the Year category. The station was first named a finalist in 2017 for Best Non-Commercial Station of the Year, followed […]