The history of the jazz scene in Hartford would look very different without Bushnell Park in the mix. The park has brought jazz out of the clubs, theaters and the public library into the open air to ...

The Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz and Performing Arts on South Broad Street was founded in the 1960s as a social club for the Black musicians’ union, which at the time was barred from the ...

Earlier this month, and for the first time since 2023, Rock Music Menu headed north of the border to Canada for the Montreal ...

We’re so happy to be with you, so happy to see all these smiling faces,” said Chicago gospel and soul great Mavis Staples, who proved she’s as vital as ever ...

Find yourself transported back to the days of bootleggers at this Prohibition-era speakeasy aboard the Cruiser Olympia. The ...

Today in Music History for Aug. 8: ...

Jim Croce had a hit about a fictitious 'bad, bad' character; Guns N' Roses released their successful debut album; Oasis ...

Along comes the piano phenom of our age, Daniil Trifonov, in a performance that could also be described as overly dramatic except that it was rendered so powerfully and with so much rhetorical ...

Chuck Mangione, the Grammy-winning jazz bandleader and musician who scored an unlikely top-five hit in 1978 with the jazz ...

Jazz musician Chuck Mangione has died. The flugelhorn player and trumpeter had a series of hits in the 70s, including the ...

When you think of Kansas City and New Orleans, what comes to mind? For many, it's the music—the jazz, the rhythm, and the deep-rooted history.

Chuck Mangione, the flugelhorn legend whose smooth jazz hit “Feels So Good” defined an era and found new life on “King of the ...