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Recently on The New Yorker Radio Hour, Regina Spektor told writer Amanda Petrusich, “I pledge allegiance to the imagination." This classically trained, multitalented musician, who was born in Moscow and moved to the US when she was 9 years old, writes songs that often exist in the realm of fairy tales. To begin her NPR…

This Thursday night, Regina Spektor plays Wolf Trap in Virginia with a heavy heart for back home.

The Maui News Henry Kapono and other prolific local musicians will perform at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center on Sept. 23 in a 50th anniversary salute to the

The Fries Museum hopes to restore the reputations of the painter couple who fell into obscurity after their deaths

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Jacqueline Bircher's new play, “Webster’s Bitch,” questions the power of words. It premiers at West Hartford’s Playhouse on Park May 31 through June 18.

The late 1970s was a pivotal moment in the history of popular music, with artists exploring new sounds and genres while continuing to push the boundaries of what was considered mainstream. 1978 in particular saw a wealth of iconic songs released, ranging from disco anthems to punk rock classics to chart-topping pop hits. In this

London thought she had but a 'thimbleful of a voice', perhaps underestimating the impact of her intimate, understated delivery

Grammy-Award winning singer-song writer Boz Scaggs will bring his timeless and soulful stylings of R&B, jazz, and guitar rock to Lake Tahoe’s MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa over the Memorial Day weekend with a one-night-only show Saturday, May 23.

I considered it an exciting discovery. It was an exciting discovery, in the rarefied world of rock'n'roll historiography: namely, that the great New Orleans, later Los Angeles, drummer Earl Palmer was responsible for one of the major paradigm shifts in 20th century American culture: the rock'n'roll beat. The aha moment came when Earl and I were preparing his 1999 oral autobiography, Backbeat: Earl Palmer's Story.