Busy weekend includes Basia Bulat at Théâtre Fairmount, International Festival of Films on Art, symphonic Led Zeppelin, St. Patrick’s party in N.D.G. and John Irving at a local bookstore.

This year St. Patrick’s Day was on a Monday, a particularly cursed fate for a holiday associated with merriment. I propose extending the celebration all throughout the week — a feat of endurance that ...

Multi-platinum master storyteller JP Saxe has announced a forthcoming two-part album, with part one, Articulate Excuses, due ...

Born out of grief, Thackray’s new album Weirdo is her most heartfelt concept yet. Here, she delves into the record’s creation ...

One morning in January, I met the musician Lucy Dacus at the Cloisters, the medieval-art museum at the northwestern tip of ...

His name caught the eye of Keralites about two decades ago, when music in Kerala witnessed a fusion of sorts, where emotions ...

Chalk Art Event: Students in grades six through 12 can contribute their artistic talents to a chalk art mural in the ...

In this exclusive interview, the ageless star shares why she chooses to live without regrets, embracing both the good and the ...

The Mexican artist/producer is breaking through to new audiences with his post-genre pop sounds, and he's just getting ...

Don't be shy, come on in! I've got everything from Twinkie lip kits to lip liner stains to mambo sauce to strawberry milk ...

The fact that “Back to the Rayo’s” opening night takes place in this city is not only a gesture of gratitude to the “Latino Gang” — the term the singer uses to refer to his fan community — but also ...

Adam Wright is one of the most thoughtful wordsmiths in the Nashville songwriting community, one who’s seen all sides of the Music Row machine. Working for a dozen years with Carnival Music, he’s ...