In Austin at the first and only Texas stop of their new tour, Johnny Blue Skies and the Dark Clouds played for more than ...

In a world overflowing with tribute albums, “Dedicated To You” stands out.

Marty Ehrlich releases an expansive album that highlights the brilliant body of work left behind by the saxophonist and ...

After entering and winning a jingle contest run by Pepsi Cola, the Virginia-based high school band cut a record that was ...

We are starting with the greatest 30 songs of the 1950s, and then we will tick down the decades across successive weeks, from ...

David Lefkowitz, senior VP of talent for Blue Note Entertainment Group, books gigs at Quarry Amphitheater, Meritage Resort ...

America’s boys are adrift. A man with a toolbox is fighting back.

Capsule reviews of Nicholas Payton and Butcher Brown's "A Supreme Blue," plus the latest Piranha Rama album, "Phony Frontier.

'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' star died at the age of 80 in Los Angeles, his longtime manager and friend Marcia Hurwitz ...

Before 1955, John Coltrane was a relative nobody on the scene, but after a chance audition with trumpeter Miles Davis, the saxophonist would surge into the later half of that decade as one of the ...

CONCERTS Sat., Sept. 5, 7:30 p.m., City Winery welcomes Christopher Williams, City Winery, 3730 Foundry Way, St. Louis, MO.

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 ...