Meet The Conundrums! No, that’s not an alternate title for The Beatles’ 1964 U.S. debut album, but it might be the most apt headline for today’s article about the greatest albums of 1975. Given how ...

While Tomy Petty decided to reject a demo made by Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell, that same track would eventually ...

In a city brimming with musical talent, The Big Other stands out as Kolkata’s trailblazing gypsy jazz quartet. Comprising ...

Laurie Holloway, who has died aged 86, was an outstandingly sensitive pianist whose career covered several octaves, from Soho ...

We need to get back to the roots of the music and grow to bring in new people otherwise who are we trying to share it with?” ...

Some Like it Hot,” adapted from the classic 1959 movie, succeeds on its own merits — kick-butt songs-and-dance numbers and a spirit of inclusiveness.

Percussion prodigy and washboard wizard Jimmy Bertrand worked with Louis Armstrong and Ma Rainey and mentored future star ...

LAEF President and Jazz at Lincoln Center Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis (trumpet),Branford Marsalis (saxophone) andfellow ...

The Vermont Arts Exchange (VAE) presents, “Piano at Powers” with jazz and contemporary tunes by Justin St. Clair on Sunday, ...

We also have the return of a monthly concert series, in January featuring a group that's up for Best Reggae Album at next month's Grammys ceremony; shows hosted by Jazz Club of Sarasota, celebrating ...

After the pandemic derailed his rollout, Dev Lee Miller took his time getting back on stage.

Ahead of the band's sold-out 47th anniversary shows at Tipitina's, the guitarist and singer talks about his Mexican getaway, the "Kung Pow" album, his ups and downs with tequila and more ...