Masters Of Music
Jonathan Foster was comfortable in the idyllic Topsail Hill Preserve State Park in Florida during a phone call.
The nomadic, solo musician has devoted his summer to enjoying a break from his natural resources consulting job and playing his style of modern folk music at small venues such as coffee
Penn State football season is right around the corner, and the first fan attendance in two years comes with it.
However, that means there’s two whole classes of students who haven’t yet experienced a Saturday showdown in Beaver Stadium and will need to learn the classic chants and cheers that
Danielle Bradbery’s new song “Stop Draggin’ Your Boots” is a modern twist on an ages-old frustration. The singer is a woman tired of being played, and she wants her man to go all-in or get out.
A gritty shuffle drives the mood of this new song, described as a continuation
The public is invited to attend a free outdoor concert from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 1, at the Oak Ridge Unitarian Universalist Church, 809 Oak Ridge Turnpike, featuring The Lonetones and Liz & Tim.
People are encouraged to bring their own chairs and to enjoy dinner from the
Shirley Collins’ new EP begins with the octogenarian folk singer reciting a short stanza of a poem, her only accompaniment a flock of birds and the gentle brush of a breeze. “One morning in the month of May, when all the birds were singing,” she says, bending the rhythm of
Two years after becoming the spokeswoman for a new generation of music fans, Billie Eilish faces an age-old challenge: keeping her momentum.
The pop superstar on Thursday night released her second album “Happier Than Ever,” an important test of her artistic and commercial stature in a music business where stars