Queens residents can look forward to ... Miguel Zenón and Luis Perdomo will perform an evening of Latin jazz fusion at the Kupferberg Center. This Grammy-winning duo, renowned for their ...

For the first time ever, Queen‘s early demos are coming to a limited-edition 12-inch vinyl. A Record Store Day exclusive release, a new EP will feature all five of the band’s earliest tracks ...

According to Statmuse, the Jazz’s all-time home record is 1,375-657, which, of course, includes some games played outside the Delta Center. But you get the idea. It’s a place where you can bet ...

Queens is excited to announce the return of the highly anticipated Jazz Casks and Chords Series 2, running from January to March 2025. This season promises an eclectic lineup of nine exceptional live ...

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Valade Jazz Center. Candid Records, another premier jazz label acquired by Exceleration in 2021, will be folded into the Mack Avenue brand. “The combining of Mack Avenue and Candid Records ...

A Queen Creek shopping center has entered its next phase of development with a slate of new businesses, from a vegan cinnamon bun bakery to a Valley-favorite breakfast spot, signing leases that ...

It’s hard to remember, but there was actual money in jazz in those days. When Coltrane signed with the record label Impulse! in 1961, he received a $10,000 advance, which is not a bad figure for ...

Now saxophonist Will Scruggs and his Cornerstone Jazz Collective are drumming up excitement for a new club in Decatur. The New York Times has described Atlanta as the “hip-hop center of gravity,” and ...

(WCCO/CNN Newsource/WKRC) - A routine trip to a local Goodwill store turned into a remarkable discovery for Angelina Palumbo, who found a piece of history hidden inside a $3 jazz record.

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Phoenix Suns guard Bradley Beal (3) battles with Utah Jazz center Micah Potter (25) for a rebound during the ...

Playing Caribbean sounds with Jamaica’s pioneering Studio One record label by the age of 14, Alexander later migrated to the U.S., sharpened his musical skills, and became a global jazz star.