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Ozawa Hall at sunset, just prior to tonight's Herbie Hancock concert. More to come.

It's been 10 years since Yo-Yo Ma assembled The Silk Road Ensemble during a workshop here at Tanglewood, using the music of the former Silk Road route from China to

"I don't know if there's a heaven, but if there's a heaven-on-earth, its Tanglewood." Sandeep Das, composer, introducing the Silk Road Ensemble performing his "Shristi" tonight in the Shed.

An overflow crowd of 20,000 packed the Prospect Park Bandshell last night for the triumphant homecoming of Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, who've been out taking the world by

Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, Celebrate Brooklyn, 8.7.10. More to come.

As with last weekend's Newport Folk Festival, NPR is broadcasting and streaming this weekend's Jazz Festival. Onstage now is none other than Darcy, making his Newport debut with the Secret Society.

I'm supposed to be doing weekend chores, but on a gorgeous day like this, I'd much rather see Das Racist (pictured) get silly and stupid (in their brilliant, cutting way)

Emily Haines, Metric's front woman (and sometime-member of Broken Social Scene), gave a somewhat inconsistent performance Thursday night at Celebrate Brooklyn, awkwardly fighting her way through hits like "Sick Muse"

I decided last minute to skip town this weekend to visit a friend, and ended up missing several killer shows as a result. (Hey, it's Summer.) Fortunately, the good folks