As if The Frick Collection on the Upper East Side wasn’t beautiful enough, the museum was electrified on Sunday evening with Anthony Roth Costanzo’s brilliant operatic vocals.
Bryson Tiller brought his Neo Trapsoul World Tour to Intuit Dome on Sunday night, celebrating 11 years of his groundbreaking debut album, T R A P S O U L, with a star-studded lineup and plenty of surprises.
Hawthorn Heights has been performing for over 25 years.
82MAJOR turns up the heat with their most recent single album.
With chart-topping albums, an award-winning career, and a voice that commands attention, K. Michelle has long made her mark on R&B. Now, with Jesus & Whiskey, the Memphis-born singer brings a lifelong country music dream to reality.
Just over two weeks after celebrating the 10th anniversary of The Sun’s Tirade with a sold-out performance at YouTube Theater, Isaiah Rashad returned to Los Angeles for a much more intimate evening at the GRAMMY Museum on Oct. 15.
Grammy-winning R&B singer Lucky Daye gave fans an early look at his latest musical chapter Oct. 14 during an intimate evening at the Grammy Museum‘s Ray Charles Rooftop Terrace. The special event, part of the museum’s The Drop series, celebrated his fourth studio album, ALOUD!, just two days before its Oct. 16 release through Warner Records and Lucky Daye Inc.
Ten years after releasing one of the most celebrated albums of his career, ScHoolboy Q returned home Friday night for a special performance at the Hollywood Palladium, celebrating the 10th anniversary of his critically acclaimed Blank Face LP. The evening brought together longtime fans for a nostalgic look at an important chapter in Q’s career while showcasing just how impressive his catalog has become over the years.
Jacob Alon played Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn on Thursday night, carrying the songs of Live from the Roundhouse across the Atlantic.
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