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This year’s headliners include Americana duo Watchhouse (formerly known as Mandolin Orange); Gambian multi-instrumentalist, singer and composer Sona Jobarteh; Grammy Award-winning country-Latin band The Mavericks; Jamaican lyricist Kabaka Pyramid, who won the 2022 Grammy for best reggae album; Ukrainian quartet DakhaBrakha (returning for its fourth appearance); and Jupiter and Okwess from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The year 1946 marked the end of World War II, and the beginning of a new era of optimism and prosperity in the United States. The music of the time reflected this newfound hope, with a surge in popular music that ranged from swing and big band to jazz and blues. In this article, we

Flying Cloud Institute offers an array of programs in the arts and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math).

Luaka Bops reissue of the Staples Jr. Singers sole album, When Do We Get Paid, brings a crucial gospel LP back into circulation.

"Project Glow Dance" organizers in Washington, DC received a lot of noise complaints about loud music coming from the RFK festival grounds Sunday night.

May 13, 2021 The Rolls-Royce Owners Club (Lake Michigan Region) is taking its annual Spring Tour through the Janesville/Brodhead area this coming weekend, driving through and stopping at various venues along the way of Highways 11, 59 and 213. One of the venues the car club will be taking a tour of is the Wisconsin Wagon Company, located in Janesville close to the Lincoln-Tallman House which they will also be touring, as well as having a dinner at its Carriage House. Besides the Janesville ...