The Birchmere and Jammin Java will host their first shows since March, but clubs across the region are struggling because of the pandemic.
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New music from Black Fortune, DJ Nativesun, Too Much — and more.
The Post’s national arts reporter is hosting “Stuck With Geoff,” with whoever will take his calls.
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In 1983, I joined the Columbia Record & Tape Club. I remain a cassette-carrying member.
How rapper Drakeo the Ruler dropped an album from jail. The history of germ theory, and how the discovery of pathogens changed the way we live.
The Post’s national arts reporter is hosting “Stuck With Geoff,” with whoever will take his calls.
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In Alexandria, an outdoor test run for live chamber music offers an escape from the noise of the world.
In 3-minute blasts, the quartet charges through songs about personal and political anxieties.
The Post’s national arts reporter is hosting “Stuck With Geoff,” with whoever will take his calls.
The entertaining documentary “The Beat Don’t Stop” airs on TV One this weekend.
The Glimmerglass favorite is named best new opera by the Music Critics Association of North America.
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Ian MacKaye, Amy Farina and Joe Lally team up for a debut album that is a worthy addition to its members’ legacies.
He’s gone from a roots-rock singer to one of music’s most in-demand session guitarists and producers. His new album, “Mutable Set,” serves notice of a profound songwriter, too.
The Post’s national arts reporter is hosting “Stuck With Geoff,” with whoever will take his calls.
The latest album from the rap duo of Killer Mike and El-P couldn’t be more of the moment.
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What to turn to if you’ve already binge-watched everything in your queue.
New York City ensemble Alarm Will Sound reinterprets John Luther Adams’s “Ten Thousand Birds” as a digital performance.
The photographer’s new coffee table book documents the 1980s rock scene from onstage and backstage.
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A return to danceable pop results in Gaga’s best album since “Born This Way.”
Ten short works called the “Boccaccio Project” will premiere over 10 days in June.
