Gerald Clayton’s Ones and Twos is a two-part project; the first installment is revealed here. Clayton calls it an experiment inspired by the art of ...

Times critics discuss the big winners — a new play about Roald Dahl, a “Fiddler on the Roof” revival and a folk-rock ...

Mr. Freeman's guitar solos were throaty and daring and danced around the sax work of greats like Gene Ammons and Charlie ...

Bay Area thrash-metal guitar hero Gary Holt recently talked to CBS News Bay Area about his new memoir, upcoming plans for his ...

This story originally appeared in the April 2025 issue of Town&Gown magazine. Many people enjoy volunteering their time to ...

Why are there 88 keys on a piano? Why not 44, or 200? Let’s go back to the days before the piano, when composers wrote for the harpsichord, which has just 60 keys, and each key is ...

Released nearly eight years after mental illness derailed her career, "Light for the Midnight" is a stripped-back soul record that sublimates pain into breathtaking beauty.

Reginald Kenneth Dwight was a 20-year-old session musician when he applied for a job at a London record label, and was paired ...

Like everyone else, the entertainment attorneys honored on this year’s Legal Impact list — who’ll be gathering at the Variety ...

April is here, which means we’re over a quarter of the way into 2025 and we’re marking the occasion with a list of 25 albums ...

Vinyl is a limited run of 100, cut and mastered pristine, with a 12” x 12” lyric insert on which White also details the album ...

Q’s official Mclusky correspondent, JR Moores, catches up with Andrew Falkous to talk pesto, Genghis Khan, a moral opposition to ska, tinnitus and "the technical stuff" ...