Silhouettes of some 16 harpists seated at their harps will appear behind a sheer scrim during the Reagle Players' show "A Little Bit of Ireland," March 12 to 14 in Waltham.
Christopher Reeve was famous for playing Superman in the movies. To Art Finstein, the late actor was simply a super man. "He changed my life," says Finstein.
When Kirk Franklin saw the devastation caused by the earthquake in Haiti, he immediately reacted through song. In a matter of days, the Grammy-winning gospel star enlisted some of the genre's top stars to record a charity single to help with relief efforts.
"Man of La Mancha" speaks to the heart of anyone who has maintained a shred of idealism in these rather materialistic, corporate-driven, self-centered times.
Under the guidance of acclaimed singer-songwriter Marshall Crenshaw, a quartet of Memphis rock 'n' rollers gathered at a studio last week to record original songs for "Losers Take All," a movie about a fictional 1980s indie punk-pop band that is slated to be shot here this summer.
The British technopop outfit Hot Chip's latest album, "One Life Stand," is a softer, gentler follow-up to 2008's "Made in the Dark."
Learning guitar back in the 1980s, Joe Singleton was torn between rock gods like Aerosmith and the Rolling Stones and a skinny Italian bluegrass picker and singer called Joe Val.
The musical group Birdsong at Morning has postponed its scheduled appearance tonight at the Main Street Market & Cafe in Concord due to the snowstorm that has made driving difficult.
A trio of melodious singer-songwriters called Birdsong at Morning will perform Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. in the Main Street Market & Cafe in Concord.
Everywhere Mark Oliver Everett looks, he sees something he doesn't like.
