Christmas Spectacular starring the Radio City Rockettes. Photo Credit: MSG Entertainment The 2023 Christmas Spectacular starring the Radio City Rockettes takes place at Radio City Music Hall in New York. It runs through January 4, […]
In case you were doubting the notion that women have to work harder and achieve more to be considered equal to their male counterparts, let’s have a look at Hollywood, 2023. Our critics and reporters […]
Testing kits have done wonders for the world of pop genealogy and fame junkies thrilled to discover they have Jane Austen‘s DNA. But for passionate types like Los Angeles lawyer E. Randol “Randy” Schoenberg, grandson […]
Barry Manilow performing at Rockefeller Center. Photo by Ralph Bavaro, NBC. On November 29, Barry Manilow performed in New York’s Rockefeller Center just in time for the annual tree lighting ceremony. NBC news anchor Al […]
The news that Ambrose Akinmusire likes owls comes as no surprise once you start pondering the watchful patience and swooping accuracy of this California-raised trumpet virtuoso’s jazz creativity for the past 15 years. Showered with […]
Cher and Darlene Love perform at Rockefeller Center. Photo by Ralph Bavaro, NBC. On November 29, Cher and Darlene Love performed at Rockefeller Center in New York. Cher performed her solo single “DJ Play A […]
Max Ehrich. Photo Credit: Kelvin Cheng On November 28, singer-songwriter and actor Max Ehrich released his music video for “Backroads.” The music video has a fun storyline to it, a fancy car, and Max Ehrich […]
So many folk songs are about moments of metamorphosis between worlds or identities, full of peculiar magic and possibility. Composer and novelist Kerry Andrew’s third album as You Are Wolf is a joyful celebration of […]
Even pop geniuses have a patchy record when it comes to writing for an orchestra. For every success (a Jonny Greenwood or a Randy Newman, for instance) there is at least one dud (a Paul […]
Singer-songwriter Eric Sage. Photo Courtesy of Deena Meeder. Singer-songwriter Eric Sage released his country studio album “Kalifornia Kowboy.” The CD opens with the unapologetic “American Way,” which has a Jon Bon Jovi vibe to it, […]
Heavy with quiet, Harp’s debut album invokes Sussex fields to muse on creative loss, loneliness and bittersweet new love. Inspired by William Blake, Herstmonceux Castle and the Cure’s Faith – possibly the Crawley band’s most […]
People have been playing the piano for centuries, but few people have ever made it sound like Celia Hollander does. Her latest album genuinely seems to redefine what the instrument can do. The music made […]
Dolly Parton has done it all. She has asserted her primacy over the reactionary forces of Nashville’s music industry, sold 100m records, written umpteen classic songs, broken into Hollywood, opened her own amusement park and […]
Nick Carter of Backstreet Boys. Photo Credit: Lisa Hiser On November 14, Nick Carter (Backstreet Boys fame) performed a solo concert a the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts on Long Island. Carter kicked off […]
As the 23-year-old frequently referred to as the “golden child” of Nigeria’s music industry, Rema has gone from Benin City to locales as diverse as Curaçao, the Norwegian city of Tønsberg, and three cities in […]
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. Geddy Lee toured all over the world with […]
This time last year, Low were due to headline Le Guess Who, an experimental music festival in Utrecht. Instead, the beloved US indie band had to cancel their tour dates owing to the declining health […]
High up in the penultimate tier of the Albert Hall, two spotlit heralds blast out a fanfare on trumpet and tenor sax. They are answered by a deep dub bassline on stage. A wild-haired pianist […]
South African jazz has taken a maximal turn in recent years. Artists such as the collective Spaza and drummers Tumi Mogorosi and Asher Gamedze have each released records that channel free jazz to produce a […]
Zach Condon’s musical odyssey has previously taken the New Mexico singer-songwriter from brassy Balkan folk to French and Hispanic music. Along the way, he’s made albums everywhere from his teenage bedroom, a log cabin in […]