Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Local bands Wild Kingdom and Waxing Poetics played to an enthusias- tic but reserved crowd in front of Webb Center Friday September 23. The concert, sponsored by the Stu- dent Activities Council and Cellar Door productions, drew about 450 specta- tors. HThese concerts are here for the students to gather and socialize while making them more aware of our school, explained May Klamerus, SAC's director of programming. Wild Kingdom, a Virginia Beach band, played their pop-injected rock as the opening act to recording artists Wax- ing Poetics. The Poeticsjust released their sec- ond album Manikin Moon on the Emergo label and have an established local following. iiWe want to support local bands and promote rock in Hampton Roads, said FM 92 disc-jockey Kimi Stevens. iiUp and coming bands like the Poetics are perfect, and ODU is a great place to start. Many of the fans were already famil- iar with iiBaby Jane'i and HDownstairs'i which frequently hit the local airwaves. Jay Kim Students enjoy listening to the Post Modern Rock of the Waxing Poetics and Wild Kingdom in front of Webb Center. t5. Carsom 'iChug that drink! Shane Moore enjoys a drink while watching and listening to the Fall Concen. Li Carsoni CAMPUS CONCERTS