Astghik Martirosyan is an Armenian-born jazz vocalist, composer and pianist, now based in New York and Los Angeles. While ...

At least in Ireland, the surname Spain usually derives from the eponymous country. According to the Oxford Dictionary of ...

Traditional ballad first appeared in print around 1818 and went on to be performed by folk legends and The Grateful Dead ...

At the very heart of the White Album, this tender Beatles masterpiece pulled from the classical music tradition and ...

London may have the largest LGBT+ community and Brighton tends to get more attention, but in Manchester Rory Buccheri ...

Since its inception, the Lowell Folk Festival has become one of the biggest New England outdoor music events, attracting more ...

The majority of Nottinghamshire’s women remain unknown to history but they were often far from voiceless. The region’s female ...

In 2015, Andy White, a top session drummer in England during the 1960s who played on songs by Tom Jones and Herman's Hermits among others and stepped in for newcomer Ringo Starr as The Beatles ...

Following acclaimed summer runs in Maine, Learning to Swim, written and performed by Nargiz Alizada, will make its New York debut at the 19th Annual United Solo Theatre Festival on November 18, 2025.

Today in Music History for Oct. 28: In 1820, John H. Hopkins, the author and composer of the Christmas hymn "We Three Kings of Orient Are," was born.

The legendary Suzanne Lynch (The Chicks, The Lady Killers) and Elizabeth Braggins will regale you with tales and musical tributes. Not to be missed.. Suzanne is on a tour to launch her autobiography, ...

“Enjoy the unique music worlds of J.R.R. Tolkien in a magnificent concert featuring world-class star soloists, the voice of ...