Make your electronic dance music-lover some mascots celebrating the alter egos of their favorite performers from Marshmello to DeadMau5. Read More
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Category Archives: Music
Superhero of the Night for the 2019 Grammy Awards
From Cardi B to Janelle Monae, we present the fashion superheroes to be found at this year’s Grammy Awards! Read More
20 Completely Random and Geeky Facts About Pigs
The Pig may be the last animal in the Chinese zodiac, but that doesn’t make it less worthy of celebrating in books, movies, music, and more. Read More
10 Years of ‘Yuri The Only One’
Ten years after their hit single, “Yuri The Only One”, the LeetStreet Boys have created a 10 year anniversary edition. Rebecca Angel asked Matt, the lead singer/writer/producer, for insight into the song and otaku culture. Read More
Triple J Hottest 100 Songs of 2018 – Will You Vote?
Top New Year activity: Vote in the Triple J Hottest 100. Best way to chill out with music and speak out about representation on the radio. Read More
3 Magnificent Music Books for Fans of British Bands
I’ve recently read books written about and/or by members of Queen, Pink Floyd, and Pet Shop Boys that I wanted to share with you. Read More
Geeky Christmas Songs
Have fun with Geeky Christmas music including a new parody by Rebecca Angel: ‘MCU Female Heroes’ to the tune of Rudolf. Read More
4 Reasons to Take (Even Your Non-Dancey) Kids to the Ballet
Now’s the time to find a local production of ‘The Nutcracker’ and take the whole family. Ballet is not just for fans of tutu-ed fairy princesses! Read More
Mainstream Geekishness Is Not an Oxymoron
You can still geek out over something EVERYONE loves. It’s not the niche-ness that makes someone a geek. It’s the PASSION. Read More
40 Inspiring Icons: Bitesize Biographies of Famous Figures
The 40 Inspiring Icons series is a collection of books that introduce 40 people or groups who are famous in their field. Read More
Self-Medicating Through Music
Though scientists continue to study the effects of music on life, I know that I, personally, have felt the effects of music on my own mind and body, and I use them to my advantage. Read More
Fooled You! Musical Acts Who Give Their Own Style to Familiar Songs
Don’t call these guys performers, “tribute acts,” or even parodies. These are some serious musicians who bring some serious fun to their reimagining of hits in every genre. Read More
March Earworm Madness 2018
Well, if you’ve had it up to your ears in basketball, perhaps I can help. Instead of following that tournament, try your hand at this alternative contest. That’s right, it’s time for the March Earworm Madness 2018! Read More
10 Reasons to Take Your Family to See Shen Yun
The New York-based performing arts organization Shen Yun has five companies traveling the world to share 5,000 years of Chinese dance, culture, and history with fans of all ages. Read More
Giveaway: ‘Game of Thrones’ Live Concert
GeekMom is giving away a set of tickets to the venue of your choice so that you can see the ‘Game of Thrones’ Live Concert Experience! Read More
‘Queen in 3D’ Makes Freddie and Co Leap off the Page
‘Queen in 3D’ is the latest book about the band Queen to hit shelves. Written by guitarist Brian May, it explores the history of the band in detail, but I was particularly interested in this book because of its unique feature, one given away by its title. Read More
Trans-Siberian Orchestra Brought the Heat to Their Winter Tour
Trans-Siberian Orchestra is not a concert for the faint of heart, but oh boy is it fun! Read More
Musical Theater Playlist: My Life in Song
Creating a musical theater playlist that represents my life shows me not just what musicals I love but why those songs speak to me. What would be in yours? Read More
GeekMom Smile Playlist: 12 Songs to Cheer You Up
If you’re feeling down, maybe music can help lift your mood. If so, here’s the GeekMom Smile Playlist to help you out. It’s on Spotify, too. Read More
On the Point of Singing ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’
If you’re not singing “The Twelve Days of Christmas” as more of a game than a passive performance, you’re doing it wrong. Read More
