Baltimore music

The Harbor East jazz club successfully weathered COVID-19. Now, as curbs lift, its live shows resume.

During 15 months of COVID restrictions, the Morgan Choir and the BCAS found new ways to keep singing.

The acclaimed Israeli-American cellist and Peabody Institute educator describes his delight at resuming live - but still masked - public concert performances.

A decade after the passing of legendary singer and writer Gil Scott-Heron, his cousin, soul-jazz vocalist Navasha Daya, honors him on a new tribute album.

As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, non-essential businesses like bars and retail outlets are slowly re-opening. But concert venues like the Ottobar in…

Today, Midday on Music: conversations with musicians across musical genres, to see how they are faring in a world where to gather in a large group is to…

Music has long been used as protest. Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, John Lennon, and CCR, and so many others, used their music as a way to protest…

At midnight on Thursday, July 30th, 2015, the final amps and drum kits were reluctantly lugged out of Station North's longtime music rehearsal space, The…