At the center of this family jam session is 17-year-old Mason Nevin, a junior at Laurel High School, who plays four kinds of saxophones and is adding more instruments to his repertoire each year.

Area student musicians ended the Western State Solo and Ensemble Festival on a high note, receiving top scores for their performances. Students who received superior ratings at the district music ...

THE Storyville Jassband, founded in 1959, will be performing at Calstock Arts on Tuesday, September 27. The Dutch band has a ...

Jazz and pancakes were on the menu when Zachary High’s Band of Blue hit a proverbial high note concluding an active school ...

PADDOCK LAKE — Westosha Central High School band students have had a busy month of May, finding success in the Wisconsin State Solo and Ensemble competition and at the Maple ...

Chestertown’s renowned National Music Festival will bring together nearly 30 esteemed mentors and 100 promising apprentices, ...

Kahlil Childs remembers the moment he fell in love with jazz. Although he was surrounded by the sounds of jazz, soul, blues, ...

Rising Kaurna land / Adelaide self-proclaimed “queer party rock” quintet The Empty Threats are back with new single ‘the one’ ...

Kaia Kater, one of the most compelling voices in contemporary roots and folk music, will bring her powerful songwriting and ...

Sarah Bolter brings her Sax in the City quintet to Steyning Jazz Club on Friday, June 6, promising “an evening of infectious ...

Go through the diverse list of legendary saxophone players of today from jazz, rock, and fusion, including icons like Kenny G ...