Singers
Singer Rod Stewart, 80, has announced he has been placed on vocal rest after his performance at Milan's Unipol Forum on May 10, further canceling three shows in Las Vegas, Lake Tahoe, and Lincoln, California, due to strep throat and Covid-19. The news comes as Stewart prepares to
Festivals
Soobin Live, an all-rounded magic concert, is set to take the stage at the Ma 1 Ainh Indoor Athletics Arena in Hanoi, Vietnam on May 24 and 25. The concert will feature a state-of-the-art LED stage design, a top-tier Vietnamese production team, and a live band and symphony orchestra. SOOBIN
Festivals
The dfcu Jazz in the Pearl Festival, sponsored by dfcu Bank, was a groundbreaking event that celebrated Uganda's rich musical heritage while promoting cultural exchange on a global scale. The festival brought together world-class jazz musicians, including Grammy-winning saxophonist Kirk Whalum, with Uganda's finest talent, creating
Festivals
Internationally renowned composer and conductor Tan Dun, appointed as Hong Kong's Ambassador for Cultural Promotion, has facilitated the performances of several local young musicians at the Edinburgh International Festival and a concert in Xi'an, China. This move aims to showcase Hong Kong's position as
Festivals
Last week, Rwanda's entertainment scene was ablaze with activities that showcased the country's growing music industry. The Giants of Africa festival, a highly-anticipated event, drew in thousands of revelers and featured performances from Davido, Tiwa Savage, and Bruce Melodie, among others. Meanwhile, Rwandan musician The Ben
Festivals
This year's Sevenoaks Summer Festival promises an exciting array of performances, highlighting the work of talented young musicians in the country. The festival features two special Young Artists in Concert events, showcasing the exceptional skills of up-and-coming musical stars. The first performance features two BBC Young Musician of
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The Victoria Bach Festival is underway, featuring a diverse range of classical music performances, including orchestral, choral, and chamber works, as well as original folk and pop music. This year marks the festival's 40th anniversary, with a legacy built by artistic director Craig Hella Johnson and his predecessors.
Musicians
This January, music lovers in the Chicago area have an abundance of options for live performances. Classical, jazz, folk, and more can be enjoyed at various venues throughout the city. The Chicago Children's Choir will join Temple Jeremiah's Shabbat Shira Service, while the Elgin Symphony Orchestra
Musicians
American soprano Nicole Taylor, who is set to perform at Al Hussein Cultural Centre in Amman as part of a series of performances and master classes sponsored by the US embassy, believes that African American spirituals speak to the human condition. Despite being a genre of music developed during the
Musicians
Registered Dietitian and musician Jill Jayne will perform a live nutrition rock concert, Jump with Jill, in Palm Beach and Miami schools, promoting healthy eating through music. The concert is courtesy of Breakfast BREAKS, a grab-n-go solution for school foodservice programs, and is scheduled to take place on December 9-11.
Musicians
The Shillong Chamber Choir, founded by Neil Nongkynrih in 2003, is a testament to the power of music to transcend geographical boundaries and cultural differences. Nongkynrih, a celebrated pianist and composer, returned to his hometown of Shillong, India, after 15 years in London, with a vision to create a choir
Musicians
This June and July, the Chicago area will be treated to a diverse lineup of concerts featuring international artists, tribute bands, and community groups. From classical music to rock, pop, and jazz, there's something for every musical taste. Here are a few highlights from the many events happening
