International artists hoping to perform in the United States are finding the visa process much more arduous and expensive.

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Each ridged edge offers a perfect bit of crunch before yielding to a tender interior that puts those fancy chocolate croissants to shame. If you’re feeling particularly indulgent, the buttermilk bar ...

What makes Kickin Chicken particularly special in the Colorado dining landscape is how it stands out in a state perhaps better known for its green chili, craft beer, and mountain-town comfort food. It ...

Alongside Grammy award-winning saxophonist, composer and producer Joe Lovano, the Brown Jazz Band guided audience members ...

From Orrin Evans' big 50th birthday celebration to a Roscoe Mitchell-Tyshawn Sorey twofer at Solar Myth, it'll be a very ...

“A lot of people like to consider it the northernmost city in the Caribbean, or maybe America’s most European city,” ...

The Gaffney High Jazz Collective has earned the first award that will be placed in their newly opened band room and music facilities. The GHS Jazz Collective received an “A” Superior Rating for its ...

At the Asian Arts Initiative's 'Crescendo,' music meets art meets archives that have never been digitized before.

The BYU Music Building hosts an array of weekly performances. One band in particular took its audience back to 1920s America with their swinging music and lively concerts.

When he was just 5 or 6, Fred Hughes used to hang out with the New Holland Band, the community group in which his dad played.

The Preservation Hall Jazz Band — who at sunset transported fans to New Orleans at the Revival Tent with a boisterous “Iko Iko”— sat in with the already large group, adding their brassy ...