Photo Credit: Alex Fenlon UK-bred The New Mastersounds have announced their final US tour. After a 26-year stint of international concert appearances, the band has outlined their last regional gigs across the pond with the […]
Izze Stein performing at Joanne Trattoria. Photo Credit: Markos Papadatos. Singer-songwriter and pianist Izze Stein performed at Joanne Trattoria in New York City, as part of an “Emerging Artist Showcase” a few weeks ago. Joanne […]
RIP Legendary RnB singer Roberta Flack (Photo Credit – Instagram) Legendary RnB singer Roberta Flack tragically passed away. Her publicist Elaine Schock announced Flack’s demise via a statement. The singer, known for hits like Killing […]
GRAMMY Award-winning singer Roberta Flack has died at age 88. Flack, who was best known for her 1973 smash hit Killing Me Softly with His Song, died on Monday, her representative said in a statement. […]
LEGENDARY singer Roberta Flack shared a now-tragic post anticipating an exciting year just before her sudden death. The Grammy-winning artist thanked her fans for the love and the music two weeks before her death on […]
Don’t stop! Jon Batiste’s national anthem performance clocked in at 120 seconds, according to John Ewing of BetMGM. The Grammy-winning singer, 38, delighted viewers when he took to the field at Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans […]
Washington, DC-born alt-R&B singer Kelela is best known for blending spacey takes on soul and R&B with glitzy, futuristic EDM, but on her upcoming live album, she’s taking a different tack. In The Blue Light, […]
Isabela Merced. Photo Credit: Jad Gorman. Actress and singer-songwriter Isabela Merced (“The Last of Us” and Alien: Romulus) is in an era of musical and artistic self-discovery. She chatted about her latest creative endeavors. Margaret […]
Photo Credit: Blue Note Jazz Club New York venue Blue Note Jazz Club expands into Los Angeles next year with a festival partnership debuting in June. Blue Note Jazz Club, an acclaimed New York jazz […]
The acclaimed New York venue Blue Note Jazz Club is going to sweep through L.A.’s music scene in 2025. The Greenwich Village club — long regarded as one of New York’s elite spaces for jazz […]
Members know that Costco is a great place to find fantastic deals on everything from daily household essentials to food items. But the savviest shoppers also know that the warehouse retailer regularly brings in great […]
Photo Credit: The Pocket (Washington, DC) by Donnie Riggs for Live Music Society Live Music Society surpasses $1 million in 2024 funding with the largest Toolbox grant round to date. Live Music Society, the non-profit […]
Photo Credit: Dino Perrucci On Thursday, Nov. 14, St. Paul & The Broken Bones touched down in Manhattan to kick off a four-night, eight-show run at Blue Note New York. For the first show in […]
Purple tears are falling after the death of Prince’s sister, Tyka Nelson, who passed away at 64 on Monday. Her death — eight years after her legendary older brother died in 2016 — was announced […]
Jason Yeager and Julie Benko. Photo Credit: Sub/Urban Photography Broadway performer Julie Benko chatted about being a part of the West Bank Cafe benefit GALA, the importance of the Laurie Beechman Theatre, and her upcoming […]
Killer Mike’s new album, Songs for Sinners & Saints, is set for an official release this Friday (August 2nd), but for the next 48 hours, fans can download it for free — and legally! Preceded […]
Killer Mike has announced his new album, Songs for Sinners & Saints, out this Friday, August 2nd. In advance, the rapper has shared his new “From the Block” performance of its first single “HUMBLE ME.” Watch […]
Rapper Common and producer Pete Rock are taking their new album, The Auditorium, Vol. 1, on the road for a late summer 2024 tour. “The Auditorium Tour” kicks off on August 28th in Del Mar, California, […]
Golden Era stalwarts Common and Pete Rock joined forces this year to release a new joint album, The Auditorium, Vol. 1. Featuring the singles “Wise Up” and “All Kind Of Ideas,” the album isn’t quite […]
The debut album from the L.A. jazz supergroup SML is a thrilling elegy for a dead nightclub. Over two packed nights last year, the quintet recorded raw, long-form improvisations at the Highland Park jazz club […]