Six local bands assembled by lottery will play songs from "Pulp Fiction," "Saturday Night Fever" and more at the Wilma on ...

Comprising a world premiere and some rarely performed works for string and woodwind, Grand Septet opens Ensemble Q's 2025 ...

But being the man to first bring the electric guitar to the world’s ears for the very first time is quite a legacy. George Barnes' story is celebrated over at his family-owned website, which includes ...

The Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year with a series ...

Violinist Ray Chen is a canny entertainer, but Thursday's performance with the BSO and guest conductor Teddy Abrams left ...

Who said a Wednesday night isn’t a good time for a great concert? Not Nathaniel Rateliff who, along with the skill of his ...

Nadeau is the band leader for "The Nite Show" band and is also teaching the next generation of musicians. BREWER, Maine — ...

Guts Club spoke with Gambit about "Please Come Back To The Farm," making an outlet for queer rage and catharsis and covering ...

Rateliff's charisma on stage is undeniable. His engaging performance style—dancing and strutting—creates an electric connection with the crowd. Each member of the Night Sweats, from the brass section ...

Petosa’s grandfather Carlo Petosa, an Italian immigrant, founded the accordion-making business in 1922. Seven years ago, the company moved from Seattle to Lynnwood where it sells, rents and repairs ...

In the Village Voice bestselling author T.J. English interviews saxophonist Darryl Yokley about his ambitious take on a literary masterpiece.

Charles Foster was born in Aberdeen and attended Robert Gordons College where his father, John, taught English. While at ...