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Beyoncé tour sales are off to a smoother start. What does that mean for Ticketmaster?
All eyes are on Ticketmaster as the first tickets for the North American leg of Beyoncé's Renaissance tour go on sale. And the ticketing giant appears to… -
Castle of our Skins celebrates a decade of supporting Black music in Boston
The institution's album is titled 'Homage: Chamber Music From Across the African Continent & Diaspora' -
From Bad Bunny to Rosalía, Spanish-language artists are finally gaining critical acclaim
We discuss Bad Bunny's Grammy nomination for Album of The Year and the rise of Latin music's influence in America. -
Matt Butler has played concerts in more than 50 prisons and jails
Singer/songwriter Matt Butler says he’s performed for incarcerated people in more than 50 prisons and jails across the country. But he doesn’t just tell… -
Tom Verlaine, guitarist and singer of influential rock band Television, dies at 73
Tom Verlaine, a founding father of American punk and a fixture of the 197os New York rock scene, died Saturday in Manhattan as the result of a brief… -
How 12 years in India changed this Boston musician’s sound
Berklee alum and Boston native Zachary Ray’s international career now has him on "Cloud 9." -
In hands of Andrew Bird, Dickinson's 'Funeral, in my Brain,' becomes an indie pop ballad
The pop-singer is joined by Phoebe Bridgers on vocals to create a simple melody. -
Boston Children’s Chorus embraces MLK Day concert with a social message
The choir’s young members are connecting with the emotions and history behind their songs. -
Get into the mind of a composer with a new musical at the Lyric Stage Company
And at the Museum of Fine Arts, artist Cy Twombly is put in conversation with ancient history. -
Roberta Flack's first piano came from a junkyard – five Grammys would follow
At 85, Roberta Flack is still telling stories. For some five decades, Flack captivated audiences around the world with her soulful, intimate voice. She…
