Nostalgia Night Returns in 2026
A soft glow lit the stage as gentle piano keys rang through an energized crowd.
A soft glow lit the stage as gentle piano keys rang through an energized crowd.
As winter fades into spring, communities around Taylor are embracing the upcoming season. From musicals to markets, here are a few events not to miss.
Three music faculty members portrayed a variety of emotions through their faculty recital in Butz-Carruth Recital Hall on Feb. 22.
A line of eager students will soon wind down the steps to Rediger Auditorium as Taylor’s annual throwback concert, Nostalgia Night, returns.
A musical landscape as varied and vibrant as the artists shaping it took the stage at the 2026 Grammy Awards.
Christian music group Rend Collective is coming to Taylor Feb. 21. Tickets cost $15 for students and $30 for general admission.
Music spanning centuries filled Rediger Auditorium as the Symphony Orchestra took the stage.
Some students go to college to become teachers. Others take classes to prepare them to go into the business field someday. Noah Davelaar, on the other hand, is going to college to learn to play the organ.
Taylor University needed more than just cheers; it needed rhythm. The Taylor drumline now delivers that, elevating everything from football games to Silent Night.
Selections of the most popular Christmas classics known to choral and orchestral music will fill Rediger Auditorium on Nov. 9 at 2:30 p.m.
Taylor Swift released her 12th studio album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” on Oct. 3 and returned to the top of the music charts with a brand-new aesthetic overlapping her age-old persona.
It all started in the practice room.
Talented students from around the Taylor campus will hit the stage for a night of music and fun at MyGen.
Gospel music, somber dancing and light-hearted musical ditties filled the audience with inspiration during Taylor's 2025 Homecoming Concert.
Christopher Bade will bring the God-gifted music of Composer Rick Sowash to life in the Butz Carruth Recital Hall.
Faculty, family and friends of Taylor will soon gather again in Rediger Auditorium for Taylor’s annual Homecoming Collage Concert.
Each year, the faculty of the Taylor Music department collaborate to create a concert that showcases the diverse talents of its professors.
Mary Kathryn Brewer, assistant professor of music, is already making connections with her students and impacting the community after her second year at Taylor.
The nearly-full room buzzed with the sound of excited students, faculty and family until the lights flashed and hushed each voice.
This mechanical engineering major has made himself a machine of music.