"Euryanthe Overture" opened the program, marking the 200th anniversary of Carl Maria von Weber's death.

Indiana has about 20,000 wooden barns scattered around the state, but many of them are quickly falling into disrepair.

From Castle of Our Skins' sound portraits to Boston Lyric Opera's delightful sounding "Daughter of the Regiment," WBUR critic ...

FlyLo weighs in on Suno and talks us through the making of BIG MAMA, a chaotic speedrun of an EP that zooms through chiptune, ...

Jack Harlow’s Monica drops the rap entirely for a neo-soul experiment. Does the Electric Lady Studios album actually work?

Cellist Lila discusses the physical intimacy of her instrument, the discipline of "magical grit," and why true musical strength requires staying soft.

Every once in a while, a single instrument arrives and rewrites the rules. Not just for music, but for culture itself. Think about it. A strip of brass and a few keys gave birth to jazz. A solid block ...

The kooky winter arts festival returns in June with more than 100 events. Mark your calendar for a free all-ages dance party at Fed Square, a performance from jazz legend Kahil El’Zabar and the latest ...

Days Of Olde Antique Center is basically a warehouse-sized love letter to everything that came before smartphones and disposable furniture. The sheer scale of this place hits you the moment you walk ...

Akron guitarist Marc Lee Shannon recalls the ‘Stage Pass Revisited’ show at the Civic Theatre. That last concert was ...

When K-pop super-label YG Entertainment introduced BLACKPINK in August 2016, the Korean music industry had no shortage of polished girl groups. What it didn't have was an act that could capture the ...