According to research, going to concerts regularly may help you live longer and improve your well being. In a UK study, experiencing live music emitted increased feelings of happiness, contentment, productivity and self-esteem. Memorial Mustangs can be seen at concerts and music festivals at various venues across the city – just doing their part to live a happy life. See below for photos of MHS students enjoying live music.
Memorial Mustangs Rock Out
MHS sophomores Sienna Rall, Maria Alaman and Niki Papakyriacou were excited to experience multiple rap and hip-hop shows at the JMBLYA Music Festival. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)
MHS sophomores Maria Alaman and Niki Papakyriacou take a concert break at the JMBLA Music Festival. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)
MHS sophomores Stephanie Hesse and Isabelle Nuzzo caught Pulitzer Prize winner Kendrick Lamar's concert at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion. (Photo by fan of Kendrick Lamar)
Rapper Nav performed in a smaller setting at the House of Blues. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)
Rapper Ugly God was a featured artist at In Bloom Music Festival. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)
Hip-hop trio Migos was a sought-after act at JMBLYA Music Festival. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)
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Isabelle Nuzzo was a School Buzz writer at Memorial High School.
MHS sophomores Sienna Rall, Maria Alaman and Niki Papakyriacou were excited to experience multiple rap and hip-hop shows at the JMBLYA Music Festival. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)
MHS sophomores Maria Alaman and Niki Papakyriacou take a concert break at the JMBLA Music Festival. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)
MHS sophomores Stephanie Hesse and Isabelle Nuzzo caught Pulitzer Prize winner Kendrick Lamar's concert at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavillion. (Photo by fan of Kendrick Lamar)
Rapper Nav performed in a smaller setting at the House of Blues. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)
Rapper Ugly God was a featured artist at In Bloom Music Festival. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)
Hip-hop trio Migos was a sought-after act at JMBLYA Music Festival. (Photo: Isabelle Nuzzo)