Jazz Middlebury and Town Hall Theater present Los Songoros as part of their House of Jazz Series. The Rothrock Mainstage will ...

Bob Crawford’s debut book, “America’s Founding Son,” comes the same month as the 25th anniversary of joining the band as bassist and founding member.

Meshell Ndegeocello discusses what set Jaco Pastorius apart from the pack, what she looks for in a bassist, and the crucial ...

It’s 1926. Babe Ruth is Bronx Bombing the World Series. Our Vermont boy Calvy Coolidge is rocking out — silently — in the White House. Ernest Hemingway drops a little tome called The Sun Also Rises — ...

Greg Wall, who has juggled a career as a professional jazz musician while holding down a day job as a pulpit rabbi, has long been known as The Jazz Rabbi. Though he has retired from his job at the ...

The hometown Trim/Breiwick Quartet kept it tight, with originals inspired by the standards, at The Estate on Feb. 28.

If you’ll let me be blunt for a second, there’s an awful lot about AI that pisses me off. It siphons natural resources at an increasingly alarming and power-hungry rate; tech overlords are building ...

New Orleans band Sally Baby's Silver Dollars started 2026 with a trip to NPR in Washington, D.C., to record a Tiny Desk concert. After starting out with weekly shows at BJ's Lounge and a word-of-mouth ...

On October 20, 1977, the definitive era of Southern rock ended in a Mississippi swamp. Just three days after the release of ...

Snarky Puppy will host the GroundUP Music Festival this weekend, March 13–15, at the Miami Beach Bandshell. The eclectic lineup goes well beyond ...

NEW YORK (AP) – “Country” Joe McDonald, a hippie rock star of the 1960s whose “I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die Rag” was a four-lettered rebuke to the Vietnam War that became an anthem for protesters and ...

In groups big and small, AACM reedist Ed Wilkerson has combined the joyous immediacy of early jazz with the daring collisions of the avant-garde.