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Fans wore outfits inspired by different Taylor Swift eras, such as sequined dresses reminiscent of her “Shake It Off” era.

As the year comes to a close, many mid-Missouri businesses and organizations are preparing to welcome in the New Year. Here are a few events happening around mid-Missouri to help you ring in 2024.

As the year comes to a close, many mid-Missouri businesses and organizations are preparing to welcome in the New Year. Here are a few events happening around mid-Missouri to help you ring in 2024.

In that moment, I could pinpoint the date, the place, and approximate time when I officially fell in love with jazz.

Christmas is coming, but a not-insignificant portion of Columbians are already making New Year's Eve plans. Here are some options for the last day of 2023.

Name David J Best known for Being a founding member of Bauhaus and Love and Rockets as well as a solo artist. Current city The city of tarnished angels a.k.a. Los Angeles, California. Really want to be in The world that is evoked by playing music and fortunately I can go there whenever I play. At … 5 Albums I Can’t Live Without: David J of Bauhaus/ Love and Rockets Read More » The post 5 Albums I Can’t Live Without: David J of Bauhaus/ Love and Rockets appeared first on SPIN.

Blue Note Jazz Festival returns throughout June at venues in NYC, featuring Chucho Valdes and Paquito D’Rivera, John Scofield, Lisa Fischer, Robert Glasper, Pat Metheny, Ron Carter, Buddy Guy and many others.

It’s easy to feel disconnected from reality amidst the serene ambiance of The Blue Note, the storied jazz club perched just off 6th Avenue in New York City’s West Village. It’s either ironic or paradoxical, depending on who you ask, that the jazz-forward venue makes its home in a neighborhood defined by its unwavering commitment … Marcus Strickland: Sax Machine Read More » The post Marcus Strickland: Sax Machine appeared first on SPIN.

The Summer 2022 Jazz Series at the Palace Theater Poli Club continues with shows at 7 and...

Over 50 feature-length films and shorts will be screened at various downtown Columbia locations from Thursday until Sunday.