First up is Carpenter, who talks about her new album, Personal History — a record she’s been shaping for nearly five years. The five-time Grammy winner reflects on balancing the literary with the ...

What’s that thing called where you worry about something you said in a social situation? Where hours later you are still replaying it, cringing each time? Oh, yes. Rumination. I’ve been ruminating ...

Colorado’s music scene thrives because people love seeing concerts here. Our venues range from the world-famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre to the independent clubs that are growing the next generation of ...

The University of Vermont’s Lane Series expands minds with a dramatic musical performance by Yumi Kurosawa Trio at the school’s Recital Hall in Burlington. The Japanese koto master plays alongside ...

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Entering this game, both teams have 1-1 records on the season. Virginia is coming off a loss in its first ACC game of the season, while William & Mary is 1-0 in CAA play this season. William & Mary ...

Fresh off the release of her new album Man’s Best Friend — her second album in a row to debut at #1 — Sabrina Carpenter performed album highlight “Tears” live for the first time at the VMAs tonight.

Today, Don Schlitz turns another year older—not that time matters much when you’ve already written songs that will live forever. From Kenny Rogers’ “The Gambler” to Randy Travis’ “Forever and Ever, ...

How has it already been 20 years? If you were around in 2005, chances are you remember watching the horrifying images of Hurricane Katrina hitting New Orleans twenty years ago today, on August 29, ...

Folks making the trek to Tanglewood this Sunday for Bonnie Raitt’s performance will enjoy the bonus of seeing world-class guitarist Duke Levine, long a mainstay of the local roots music community. His ...

Welcome to Seven in Seven, where we look at shows coming to the region over the next week. As always, whether your musical tastes are rock ’n’ roll, jazz, heavy metal, R&B, singer-songwriter or indie, ...