Mainstay

Just as a rolling stone gathers no moss, it isn't easy to quit when no one can replace you. Read More

American R&B pioneers Kool & the Gang helped Cuba get its funk on, bringing their eclectic mix of sounds Sunday to an open-air stage a stone's throw from the sparkling waters of the Caribbean. Read More

American R&B pioneers Kool & the Gang helped Cuba get its funk on, bringing their eclectic mix of sounds Sunday to an open-air stage a stone's throw from the sparkling waters of the Caribbean. Read More

Just when you thought Pittsburgh had run out of anniversaries to celebrate, the First Night celebrations this New Year's Eve combine two milestones into one giant, Downtown-sized party. Read More

Saturday, Dec. 26, at Café Luna. Led by a guitar and versatile voice, the singer has been writing and performing songs for nearly 10 years. Read More

If you look at Cooper's life story, you can see the signposts that led him to make a movie about a self-destructive artist who, even though he's a honky-tonk-style country singer, would be right at home in the bountiful gallery of beautiful losers that have populated Southern literature for decades, dating back to the days of Thomas Wolfe and William Faulkner (who taught Cooper's father English at the University of Virginia). Read More

While the show wasn't canceled, I was a little worried by the surprisingly small crowd gathered near the stage for the start of Roger Miret and the Disasters ' set. Read More

American R&B pioneers Kool & the Gang helped Cuba get its funk on, bringing their eclectic mix of sounds yesterday to an open-air stage in Havana. Read More

Bryan Ferry is neither a tray of free Champagne nor a cigarette dispenser and yet: wherever Bryan Ferry goes, models follow. Read More

Twenty years after the fall of communism, Vratislav Brabenec, the Plastic People's saxophone player since 1972, was in London this week to promote an album and a concert, and it's still the story, I'm afraid. Read More