When Guster performed at the Kennedy Center over the weekend with the National Symphony Orchestra, it brought out a special guest: The cast of the children’s musical “Finn.” After opening at ...

Guster performed Friday night at the Kennedy Center, with the band using their ... Rosenworcel told The Handbasket following Friday’s performance, “We’ve tried to stay focused on these ...

In a video of the performance – the alternative ... Symphony Orchestra (see it below) – Guster lead singer Ryan Miller said from the Kennedy Center stage, “My friend named Michael wrote ...

Michael and the five cast members of Finn joined us onstage to what I am certain will be among the loudest and longest ...

Before the inspiring performance, Miller shared a resolute ... and we want you to sing with us.” Guster’s Kennedy Center performances were the culminating final act of its Spring Tour.

Guster never considered canceling its two-night stand at the Kennedy Center, but the band wasn’t going to ignore everything that’s happened since President Donald Trump took it over ...

raucous standing ovation before the performance of Guster’s “Hard Times” and then again after. Following Finn‘s cancellation at the Kennedy Center — which the venue said at the time was ...

Since Trump’s takeover, dozens of shows at the Kennedy Center have been canceled. That includes Finn, a musical for gay, trans, and nonbinary youth. On Friday (Mar. 28), Guster brought out the ...

“In the before times they were booked to play here at the Kennedy Center. But as all of you ... raucous standing ovation before the performance of Guster’s “Hard Times” and then again ...