“The album is finally out,” popular singer, Dev, shouted to the audience during her April 17 concert at The Trocadero in Center City, Philadelphia. She was known for the longest time as the girl who provided the back-up lyrics for The Catarac’s and Far East Movement’s top 40 single, “Like a G6.

LOS ANGELES _ This weekend, Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will throw its annual induction ceremony and concert to celebrate its newest members, which include the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Donovan and Guns N’ Roses. Make that four-fifths of Guns N’ Roses.

Lights sensation is happening at The Note in West Chester, Pa. on April 19. A light show, people might think, but actually, Lights Poxleitner is an electro-pop music enthusiast, bringing her passion of life to the stage. In 2008 when she hit the music scene, Lights was playing and programming her own instruments and sang her own lyrics.

University Dance Company and the Department of Theatre and Dance will present “Kaleidoscope,” a dance concert, from April 19 to April 21. The annual spring concert focuses primarily on student choreography, and includes three dances from WCU dance faculty Liz Staruch, Gretchen Studlien-Webb and adjunct professor Jerzy Golek.

LOS ANGELES _ If you feel like you’ve already read quite a bit about the documentary “Bully,” you have. But that still won’t prepare you for the experience of seeing it. “Bully” has been in the news a lot lately because it received a restrictive R rating (for a small amount of bad language) and then chose to go into theaters unrated.

Philadelphia-based music group, The Astronauts, will introduce West Chester and The Note to hip-hop with no barriers, experimental electronics, and a new innovative sound. With the slogan, “the average person wouldn’t understand us for we are from space,” it is enough to grab attention from all audiences.

NEW YORK _ George Lucas has tweaked “Star Wars” on its various rereleases, including adding a scene of Han Solo chatting up Jabba the Hut. Steven Spielberg removed guns from the federal agents chasing the kids in the 2002 rerelease of “E.T.” James Cameron, however, is leaving his 1997 Oscar-winning best picture alone when the 3-D rerelease of “Titanic” sets sail Wednesday.