Musical home-wreckers hit right notes in New Orleans
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Trombonist Craig Klein recalls ripping open the door to his house 14 months ago and finding a second calling.
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The White House was all jazzed up Thursday night. Toes were tapping. Fingers were snapping and a drummer kept the beat for more than a dozen performers singing and playing at a black-tie event in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Thelonius Monk Institute of Jazz.
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This week Chris Botti began what has become an annual residency at the Blue Note, in the company of musicians who are better than they strictly need to be.
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The musical voice of downtown is happily at home in the suburbs.
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Musicians will perform in the homes of fans in a Radio 3 bid to make orchestras more accessible.
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This collaboration of percussionists, part of the Lincoln Center Festival, leaned heavily on household and office items brought sonically to life by hyperactive amplification.
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A tornado rips through New Orleans, damaging trailers housing people left homeless by Hurricane Katrina.
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By Geri Parlin, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Feb. 22--Get ready to rock all the way back to the '80s as two classic rock bands, The Remainders and Flashback, entertain at "Raise the Roof," a benefit fundraiser for the La Crosse Area Habitat for Humanity. The music starts at 7:30 p.m.
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Fans and DJs celebrate music made from tweaked Game Boys and other circuit-bent gear. No blipper-than-thou scensters can spoil the dance party. In Table of Malcontents.
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Verdiâs talent for penetrating melodies goes a long way toward explaining why so flimsy a drama manages such potency in a strong performance.
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Actor and musician Harry Connick Jr. returned to his hometown to break ground on Thursday on a project aimed at restoring a New Orleans music scene damaged by Hurricane Katrina.
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Two rewarding concerts on Saturday demonstrated the exceptionally imaginative music making to be found locally.
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On Sunday morning, another slice of life is scheduled to slide back into place as New Orleans slowly regains its cultural balance in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
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More than two years after Hurricane Katrina hit, going home to New Orleans has become a receding dream for thousands of evacuees.
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This group brings back â80s memories of hard, slovenly noise, when punk bands realized they could slow down and let their music fall apart a bit.
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Alan Jackson loves tinkering with cars and boats and says he's even worked on a few houses in his time. But when a tornado destroyed a Tennessee family's home and paralyzed a mother as she protected her children, the country singer picked up a guitar instead of a hammer.
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With a sound partly inspired by heavy metal, the French D.J. duo Justice aims to bring a bruising energy to the dance floor.