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At only 2 years old, Buku is a relatively young but up-and-coming festival. To give a scope of the size of the venue. it would only take about 5 minutes to casually walk between its two farthest points. Despite its size, there were still four music stages – each with their own flavor. The venue was constructed in and around Mardi Gras World, a storage facility and museum for Mardi Gras floats nestled on the edge of New Orleans against the Mississippi river, which is all exactly as cool as it sounds.

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It’s back!

After a short hiatus Saturday nights from 6-8PM are now once again open for community members (students and non-students alike) to come grace the airwaves with their personal musical flights of fancy. You (and a friend? 2 friends?) can play whatever you like within FCC regulations, and we’ll have a trained DJ sitting with you to help out with the technical mumbo jumbo.

All interested parties should contact Eli at programming@wuog.org for more information. Space is limited and will be distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis!

Oh dear, it looks like our Music Blog menu link is missing, but no need to fear! You can still go to wuog.org/music/blog to see all the latest music posts. We will get this issue fixed as soon as possible!

Are you interested in joining the unstoppable force that is WUOG??? If so, come to the Tate Reception Hall on September 5th at 8pm to learn more about our shenanigans. Bring yourself, your friends, heck, bring your dog!!! The more the merrier!

WUOG has 3 pairs of passes for the Counterpoint festival in Atlanta!!! Tune into 90.5FM for details on how you and a friend can go for free!!