| Feast of Music

Andrew Bird Opens Celebrate Brooklyn

For me, the official start of summer is always the opening concert at Celebrate Brooklyn, which is always free and […]

Les Paul would have been 96 today, and good ol' Google is marking the occasion with an amazing new Doodle

This past weekend, the new Roulette Brooklyn – which is still undergoing renovations before it's official opening this fall –

Alan Gilbert may not be the most charismatic conductor we have in this country, but he might be our most

Ever since it opened 10 years ago, Barbès has had an upright piano next to the mantle in the back

The CD release “party” has become a tired cliché in the indie/new music world: an exercise in self-promotion that usually

This past week marked the 10th edition of the Look and Listen Festival, which sets performances of contemporary music in

It's been more than three years since the Wordless Music Orchestra gave the U.S. premiere of Johnny Greenwood's Popcorn Superhet

There is nothing more life-affirming than seeing drummer Roy Haynes, 86, still at the top of his game. Haynes has played