Kick Brass, a five-piece brass band from the University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign, brought their sound and enthusiasm for ...

The group, founded in 2014, performs songs associated with British Invasion bands such as the Beatles, Rolling Stones and the ...

Senior trombone player with the Edmonds-Woodway High School jazz band, Leo Nakamura shares an hour of his favorite jazz on ...

With her Ph.D. in ethnomusicology, Colleen Bertsch has much more running through her head when she plays violin than just ...

Pavel & Direct Contact is known for energetic, fiery performances, much like the modern pyro-technicians of today’s Latin ...

On his own after a number of short-lived bands and the death of his friend, Thin Lizzy leader Phil Lynott, the late guitar ...

This weekend in North Jersey, Feb. 6 to Feb. 9, experience music, theater, sports, nature and even a celebration of mac and ...

In a recent phone interview, John Reischman could barely disguise his fondness for memories of early musical experiences in ...

A new Scientology Network Signature Performances documentary offers an exciting and insightful look at the flat-out life and ...

The Black Keys addressed their canceled 2024 tour and their decision to play the "America Loves Crypto" concert in a new Rolling Stone interview.

There will be a free student/family-friendly Meet the Band concert and reception on Sunday, Feb. 16 at 3 p.m. at the Chapel Auditorium on MTPCSD Central Campus in Mt. Pleasant.

The Black Keys break their silence on cancelling their entire arena tour, splitting with high-powered manager Irving Azoff and future plans.