As Ron Carter plucked the opening melody of “So What” on the double bass at the Hollywood Bowl on Wednesday, Aug. 19, the crowd cheered in recognition of one of Miles Davis‘s signature tunes. Pianist ...

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Just two years following the debut of the late Michael Jackson ‘s still-celebrated album, Thriller, his younger sister, Janet Jackson, released her second record, Dream Street, which garnered less ...

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Also over a memorable weekend in Millennium Park, pianist Robert Glasper, trumpeter Ella Grace and a mayoral proclamation.

The trumpeter, composer, producer and bandleader marks the 100th anniversary and legacy of Miles Davis with a selection of tunes and special guests. Award-winning singer-songwriter Ego Ella May and ...

Jeff Beck tended to be one of the few guitarists who could do no wrong, but he thought that this masterpiece came at the ...

The untimely loss of the exceptionally talented jazz artist leaves music fans searching for more of her music.

Quite a few changes were part of the 47th annual Detroit Jazz Festival over Labor Day weekend at Detroit’s Hart Plaza — ...

This week, alternative super group Drink the Sea is at The Guild and Kings Mountain Art Fair takes place. Plus, "Into the ...

It’s hardly surprising that director Grant Gee, one of the most outstanding documentarians around – with acclaimed films ...

Before Jim Morrison sang of letting love burn in a funeral pyre, ‘Light My Fire’ began as a melody written by The Doors’ ...