Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
Six-piece indie collective brings its glassy vocal harmonies and lush horn arrangements to this piano-shop-turned-concert-venue in the heart of the Lower East Side for a weekly residency throughout January.
Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
David Miliband, Robert Ford, David Frum, and Jessica Vaughan debate whether the U.S. should let in many more Syrian refugees.
Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
Six-piece indie collective brings its glassy vocal harmonies and lush horn arrangements to this piano-shop-turned-concert-venue in the heart of the Lower East Side for a weekly residency throughout January.
Fresh off two Grammy nominations, one of the hottest young players in jazz returns with his trio for a weekend of shows (7 and 9 PM sets) to perform selections from his debut album My Favorite Things, new original compositions and more.
Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, “the shockingly talented guitar player” (NPR) collaborates with celebrated artists (Tori Amos, Gregory Porter, Anoushka Shankar) on a collection of delicate new arrangements of songs by The Beatles.
Contact: Andrea Evenson
Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
Fresh off two Grammy nominations, one of the hottest young players in jazz returns with his trio for a weekend of shows (7 and 9 PM sets) to perform selections from his debut album My Favorite Things, new original compositions and more.
Acclaimed pianists Bob Baldori and Arthur Migliazza trace the 100-year history of American piano music and its impact on today's popular culture. This raucous, rollicking off-Broadway musical runs Wednesdays-Saturdays at the Times Square theater through Jan. 16.
Fresh off two Grammy nominations, one of the hottest young players in jazz returns with his trio for a weekend of shows (7 and 9 PM sets) to perform selections from his debut album My Favorite Things, new original compositions and more.
The Detroit-bred, Brooklyn-based songwriter brings her beguiling Americana to the Annie O Live Music Series, which showcases rising artists in an intimate setting overlooking Manhattan's beautiful skyline.
Third Man Records' newest signing and first Nashville artist brings her band for an intimate classic-country show in support of her debut album, out March 25.
Six-piece indie collective brings its glassy vocal harmonies and lush horn arrangements to this piano-shop-turned-concert-venue in the heart of the Lower East Side for a weekly residency throughout January.
Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals bring their signature blend of rock, soul and R&B back to late night with an outdoor concert on Jimmy Kimmel Live. They'll debut a new song off Call It What It Is, their first record together in nine years, out April 8 on Stax.
Drawing equally on country, folk and wood-fired rock & roll, the band celebrates 15 years together and reflects on the joy of taking life slowly and reveling in the things that matter.
Contact: Jaclyn Carter
Steve Earle says listening to this Americana performer and former Yo-Yo Ma collaborator is “like hearing Joni Mitchell when she was 20.” Her new album showcases the versatile musician’s ability to blend her classical and folk upbringings.
Contact: James Rainis
The jazz pianist's best-selling live album celebrates its 60th anniversary and recent Grammy nomination with a remastering and reissue on vinyl for the first time.
Contact: Max Lefkowitz
The rollicking alt-folk band makes its first visit to the Sundance Film Festival performing at the ASCAP Music Cafe, a showcase curated by ASCAP members to bring world-class music to the event.
Springsteen and his band go back to The River era and back to the Garden on their first tour in two years. The shows includes an in-sequence, complete performance of The River album, in addition to other Springsteen classics.
The rollicking alt-folk band makes its first visit to the Sundance Film Festival performing at the ASCAP Music Cafe, a showcase curated by ASCAP members to bring world-class music to the event.
The 2016 CMT "Listen Up" artist brings his charismatic live presence to the stage for a night of classic country melded with effervescent pop.
Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi and the rest of this 12-piece band return to play this legendary theatre after a four-night sellout run at the Beacon in October.
Named one of Vogue’s “it girls,” the country-pop vocalist joins Drake White, The Railers, Morgan Myles and Levi Hummon for a night celebrating Nashville's top up-and-coming artists at Nashville Lifestyles' 12th Annual Music in the City showcase.
Springsteen and his band go back to The River era and back to the Garden on their first tour in two years. The shows includes an in-sequence, complete performance of The River album, in addition to other Springsteen classics.
The Walkmen co-writer and multi-instrumentalist holds a special release show for his new album Arts & Leisure with some surprise guests (maybe even a Walkmen bandmate or two).
Opening for Rayland Baxter, ATO’s latest signee plays fierce and raw guitar-driven pop from her new 7” EP, You And I B/W Somebody To Anybody, out now.
The Renaissance Rodeo celebrates the traditions of songwriting and poetry to raise money for The Music Health Alliance and the Cowboy Jack Clement Health Fun, which pays medical bills for uninsured musicians. This year's Rodeo features Mary Gauthier, Elizabeth Cook, Marshall Chapman, RB Morris, Sam Lewis, Derek Hoke, Chastity Brown, Leticia Wolf, Marilyn Kallet, Jonell Mosser and Mockingbird Sun.
Six-piece indie collective brings its glassy vocal harmonies and lush horn arrangements to this piano-shop-turned-concert-venue in the heart of the Lower East Side for a weekly residency throughout January.
The most successful series of video-game music takes a dramatic turn on its third volume. With arrangements featuring the acclaimed 80-voice choir Orphei Drängar, the album boldly reimagines scores of classic games like Final Fantasy X and World of Warcraft.
Contact: Saara DeAngelis-Jimenez
Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi and family return with their first album since Trucks' departure from the Allman Brothers. It’s a home-grown record, produced by Trucks and recorded in their backyard studio.
Contact: Ally Norton
The six-piece country band can light up any crowd with its frenzied two-step, but its cathartic new album Front Row Seat, which chronicles the unraveling of Abbott’s marriage, showcases a raw and vulnerable side fans have yet to see.
The Walkmen co-writer and multi-instrumentalist explores his "shaky grasp of college art history" on his second album, telling funny and personal stories about Michelangelo, Calder's miniature circus and making prank calls at the Met.
Contact: Ray Padgett
Sam Griesemer (Samo Sound Boy) and Jerome Potter (Jerome LOL) trade laptops for studio musicians on the soulful follow-up to their breakout debut Friend of Mine. In doing so, the LA duo elevates its uplifting, message-driven dance music.
Contact: Ally Norton
The composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist's new LP is a soul record in baroque clothing that meditates on a personal life deeply nourished by art and literature.
Contact: Jamie Williams
Brooklyn-by-way-of-South Africa group kicks off a headlining tour in support of its forthcoming Matter with an intimate release day show. The five-piece outfit plays razor-sharp synth-pop, including current hit Dancing on Glass.
Brooklyn-by-way-of-South Africa group follows its smash debut When The Night with this triumphant collection of razor-sharp synth-pop co-produced by Chris Zane (Passion Pit, The Walkmen).
Contact: Ally Norton
Brooklyn-by-way-of-South Africa group celebrates the release of their forthcoming Matter. The five-piece outfit plays razor-sharp synth-pop, including current hit Dancing on Glass.
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The artist producing the “sassiest lyrics at country radio” (Rolling Stone Country) pairs up with songwriter Stephony Smith (Tim McGraw, Reba McEntire) for an intimate afternoon of music and conversation.
The band’s first Garden State arena show in four years is its only New Jersey show on its nine-week North American tour. The show includes an in-sequence, complete performance of The River album, in addition to other Springsteen classics.
