A new painting by the maestro of Trumpian kitsch offers a fever dream of musical unity – and fundamentally misunderstands orchestras and conductors. And where are the music stands?

Award-winning folk singer and songwriter Emily Portman returns to the road this March and arrives in Lancaster on March 19.

Grammy-nominated cellist and former professor Matt Haimovitz is returning to his old stomping grounds this weekend, bringing a high-tech reimagining of the Baroque era to The Drake in Amherst.

A brief swing dance tutorial for newcomers will precede their Feb. 14 evening set aboard the former U.S. Navy ship.

As an homage to Donald Trump’s Make America Great Again (Maga) movement, Jon McNaughton’s latest artwork is picture perfect.

Celebrate the contributions of abolitionist George Vashon and his family for Black history month, check out Pittsburgh Glass Center's "Gathered Locally" exhibit or watch 'An Enemy of the People' — ...

The Detroit Opera will showcase some of funk maestro George Clinton 's and P-Funk's greatest hits this weekend, performed by ...

Recorded in their home base of Boise, the new concert LP captures the energy and chops of a band that country fans need to know ...

In "What is Your Hand in This?," Ruckus, the "period-instrument rock band," and bass-baritone Davóne Tines explore America's history, legacy with protest songs.

The 7 p.m. Feb. 5  performance will showcase Lumiere’s song stylings with considerable assistance from two fabulous local musicians, cellist Michael Fesckes and bassist Craig Griffeath.

It’s not surprising that “This is Not a Love Song,” the new album by the Boston duo Goli — comprising cellist Valerie ...

I first heard “Sincere Sensation” on Georgia State University’s WRAS after its parent album, “It’s Heavy in Here” was released on September 26, 1995. I was immediately struck by the ...