Joss Stone Net Worth | Celebrity Net Worth
What Is Joss Stone’s Net Worth? Joss Stone is a singer/songwriter and actress who has a net worth of $6 million. Joss Stone has won two BRIT awards and a Grammy, and she has released […]
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Kali Uchis: Orquídeas review – urgent Latin beats from a superstar in waiting | Music
No one could accuse Kali Uchis of wasting time. The tour to promote her third album, Red Moon on Venus, ended a matter of weeks ago – with a performance at Camp Flog Gnaw, the […]
Jennifer Lopez marries Derek Hough in ‘Can’t Get Enough’ video
She’s still Jenny from the Altar. Twenty-seven years after she first said “I do” — to Ojani Noa, the first of her four husbands, in 1997 — Jennifer Lopez still can’t get enough of walking […]
The big band theory: is the jazz orchestra seeing a renaissance? | Jazz
Most jazz artists have what could be called the Big Band Dream. That dream is to lead between 12 and 20 musicians, comprising a rhythm section (piano, bass, drums and, sometimes, guitar), as well as […]
A. R. Rahman Net Worth
Category: Richest Business › Producers Net Worth: $200 Million Date of Birth: Jan 6, 1967 (56 years old) Place of Birth: Chennai Gender: Male Profession: Singer, Songwriter, Record producer, Music Arranger, Entrepreneur, Conductor, Composer, Musician, […]
Nicki Minaj: Pink Friday 2 review – ‘You’re never far from a glowing endorsement of her own vagina’ | Nicki Minaj
More than any other genre, hip-hop loves a sequel. Jay-Z. Eminem, Future, Kid Cudi, Lil’ Wayne, Rick Ross, Method Man: all have felt impelled to release a branded follow-up to their best-loved work, usually years […]
The Best New Hip-Hop This Week
The best new hip-hop this week includes albums, videos, and songs from Bas, Flo Milli, Sexyy Red, and more. We’ve made it, y’all. The year is almost over, and although that means the release of […]
‘He’s a man with a fork in a world of soup’: the bitterest music-duo spats | Music
After some 53 years together, we may have been forgiven for assuming that the musical partnership between Daryl Hall and John Oates was one of the most solid in show business. But this week brought […]
Get tickets to O.A.R. 2024 tour with Fitz and the Tantrums
Vivid Seats is the New York Post’s official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Each and every year, O.A.R. curates the always […]
Lee “Scratch” Perry’s Final LP to Drop Posthumously in 2024
Lee “Scratch” Perry’s final album, King Perry, will be released posthumously on February 2nd, 2024 via False Idols. As a preview, the lead single “100lbs of Summer” featuring Greentea Peng arrived today, along with a […]
How Conexión Divina got its first Latin Grammy nomination
The idea first came to Sandra Calixto in 2021. Upon finishing high school, she would start her own regional Mexican band made up only of women. She would recruit two artists she‘d befriended on TikTok, […]
How NPR’s Tiny Desk became ‘El Tiny’
“El Tiny” recently completed its third takeover of NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series during Latinx Heritage Month. Produced by the Alt.Latino team, “El Tiny” featured eight acts from various corners of the Latino community. The […]
De la Calle Explores the Evolution of Latin Music
De La Calle and Paramount +De La Calle and Paramount + Last year, Bad Bunny’s “Un Verano Sin Ti” became the first non-English language album to top the Billboard 200. The Puerto Rican Latin trap […]
‘I had to fax the lyrics to the gospel choir’s pastor’: how the Soup Dragons made I’m Free | Music
Sean Dickson, vocals, guitar, arrangement The early Soup Dragons were a psychedelic punk rock band, but by 1988 there was more energy in the underground acid house scene than the indie scene. We used to […]
Eric Krasno & Friends Welcome Matisyahu, Molly Tuttle, Celisse, Emily King, Robert Randolph and More at WhyHunger Benefit (A Gallery)
Photos by Marc Millman Last night, Wednesday, Nov. 2, the nonprofit organization WhyHunger hosted its inaugural Amplified benefit concert at the Brooklyn Bowl in New York City. The event, committed to eradicating hunger and poverty, […]
Barbra Streisand’s 20 greatest songs – ranked! | Music
20. Guava Jelly (1974) Earning its place here for its WTF factor: Barbra Streisand covering a Bob Marley track (albeit one indebted to Steam’s 1969 bubblegum smash Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye) before […]
Immersive survey of Black British music to open V&A East museum in 2025 | Music
From jazz to calypso, dub poetry to UK drill lyrics, drum’n’bass raves to grime freestyles, the brilliance and cross-cultural richness of Black British music will be the focus for the inaugural exhibition at the V&A’s […]
Get tickets to Jason Mraz 2024 concert tour
Vivid Seats is the New York Post’s official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. It’s your “Lucky” day, Jason Mraz fans. The […]
From mini Mars bars to matters of life or death: Errollyn Wallen on becoming a composer | Classical music
As a student at Goldsmiths I was out practically every night attending concerts and was at nearly every important premiere – Ferneyhough, Maxwell Davies, Birtwistle, Boulez, Reich, LeFanu – mostly male composers, it is true. […]
Victoria Monét is ready to take control on ‘Jaguar II’
“I have it in my journal that I want to win 16 Grammys,” says Victoria Monét. (Justin J Wee / For The Times) Victoria Monét is curled deep into a tattered sofa at a Van […]