These records span decades, styles and ambitions, but all raise the same question: What are we really hearing when we listen?

New Bedford JazzFest will host the Wood Street Jazz Band on Aug. 24. According to a community announcement, the concert is ...

Milwaukee’s Devils Teeth have cut a musical evolution from abducted Chuck Berry riffs over wrestling storylines, to a ...

“Spotlight: Charlie Parker,” Kansas City’s celebration of its hometown jazz legend, kicks off Sunday, Aug. 3, and runs through most of August. Born in Kansas City, Kansas, in 1920, Parker grew up in ...

A 34-year Waynesboro tradition continues this summer when Buttonwood Nature Center presents their annual Jazz Festival on Sunday, August 24, from 5 to 7 p.m. The Wharf, a park-like property […] ...

Garcia, a jazz saxophonist and graduate of Denton High School, has been accepted into the prestigious Juilliard School's ...

Highlights include Counting Crows, Dave Koz, Alicia Villarreal, 'Daily Show' host Michael Kosta and a farewell to Ozzy ...

Two high school friends named Skeeter and Todd once attended a jazz concert in Logan, Utah on the campus of Utah State ...

At the dawn of the 1960s, the jazz world stood on the edge of bold transformation, and Looking Ahead is a snapshot of that ...

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Unlike some modern saxophonists, Patrick Shiroishi doesn’t emphasize the physicality of the instrument, but he does like to push its range.

At a fundraiser for A Place of Jazz, two current saxophonists salute two all-time greats.