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This weekend’s All Tomorrow’s Parties music festival in Monticello, N.Y., promises to be hugely loud and, as always, sponsor free.
A selected guide to classical music and opera listings in the New York area.
A selected guide to pop, rock, hip-hop and other music performances in the New York area.
This week: The country singer Marty Stuart plays live in the studio, and Ben Ratliff discusses Miles Davis's album "Bitches Brew" on its 40th anniversary.
The rapper, whose given name is Clifford Harris, remains on probation after his release from prison on weapons charges stemming from a 2007 sting operation.
The stars of the Nick Jr. show - which is also popular with children, we're told - rock with the Roots on Jimmy Fallon's show.
Justin Bieber performed his first headlining show at Madison Square Garden with guests including Usher and Miley Cyrus.
The original cast of the revue “Our Sinatra” has reunited to celebrate Ol’ Blue Eyes, at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel.
The pianist Ian Hobson explored the Beethoven-Schumann link and the musical contrasts of Ignaz Moscheles and Chopin at the Dicapo Opera Theater on Tuesday evening.
Beijing opera’s luster has dimmed since its heyday as China’s most popular theatrical entertainment, and this ancient art forms struggles to attract a modern audience.
Among the gimmicks that helped Ms. Perry's new record reach the top of the sales charts? CDs that smell like cotton candy.
A suit brought against companies that offered scalped tickets to Mr. Springsteen's 2009 shows at Giants Stadium before tickets went on sale to the public was dismissed.
Ms. Lambert, the former "Nashville Star" finalist, was nominated for nine awards, including female vocalist of the year and entertainer of the year.
Wynton Marsalis and friends provided the live accompaniment for a silent film about Louis Armstrong’s childhood.
A farewell-to-summer Vivaldi concert for early-music fans at the 4x4 Baroque Music Festival.
The Argento Chamber Ensemble is presenting Lunar Movements, a series built around movements from Schoenberg’s “Pierrot Lunaire,” and works influenced by that score.
The ambient-noise musician Daniel Lopatin, known as Oneohtrix Point Never, played at Coco 66 in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, on Friday night.
Tamar Kaprelian played songs from her new debut album, “Sinner or a Saint,” at the Living Room on Friday night.
A $250,000 donation to Opera Orchestra of New York.
In one experiment, college students were more likely to admit they had taken part in questionable activities when an online survey appeared more unprofessional.
Snoop Dogg, Wu-Tang Clan, Lauryn Hill and other stars revisited their defining works at the Rock the Bells festival on Governors Island.
McCoy Tyner, J. D. Allen’s trio, Jason Moran’s trio and Revive Da Live were some of the acts taking part in this year’s Charlie Parker Jazz Festival at Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem.
Members of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra have rejected a contract offer, leaving the way open for a strike.
New releases from !!!, Tristan Perich, the Eels, Oval, Sufjan Stevens and Jenny Wilson.
The 4X4 Baroque Music Festival offers a variety of music at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
New recordings reflect the influence of the jazz singer Abbey Lincoln, who died this month.
Police and concertgoers say the man jumped from the balcony at the Nikon at Jones Beach Theater, but his lawyer said it was an accidental fall.
The new film “Louis” is shown with live music led by Wynton Marsalis.
