Cabell "Cab" Calloway

Teens whose favorite music is laden with marijuana references are twice as likely to use the drug as teens who don't listen to pot-related music, according to University of Pittsburgh research published this week in a British scientific journal. Read More

Smooth, shiny instruments all in a row, red-hot lyrics, spicy brass harmonies, a joyful audience bouncing and swaying to irresistible rhythms, and the sound of "Hi Di Ho!" filling theaters on cue. Read More

The excuses – the run to Home Depot, the trip to the grocery store – are running out. Read More

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy's eighth studio album, How Big Can You Get? Read More

The Pentucket High School music department invites the community to take a break from holiday shopping and enjoy the sounds of the season at two free and festive events this week. Read More

For most contemporary musicians looking to write a new album, recording a tribute to big band jazz great Cab Calloway seems a bit odd. Read More

Last week opened the floodgates for concerts heavy on holiday cheer. Read More

1996's "Christmas Eve and Other Stories," 1998's "The Christmas Attic," 2000's "Beethoven's Last Night" and 2004's "The Lost Christmas Eve." On the road, meanwhile, the group has become one of the world's top touring acts, with a $20 million-plus production that, by 2008, played to more than 5 million people in 80-plus cities, selling more than $230 million in tickets. Read More

As 2009 winds down, it's time to look back on a year of heavy-duty concert-going. Read More

The Westport Arts Center tonight hosted a reception marking the opening of an exhibit of photographs of famous jazz musicians taken by musician Milt Hinton, one of the most recorded musicians of all time and the dean of American bass players. Read More