Kevin C. Johnson

Homegrown event Open Highway Music Festival is taking 2024 off to focus on other ventures. The news comes on the heels of another popular local festival calling it quits.

Gospel-blues duo the War and Treaty, folk-inspired singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega and saxophonist Joshua Redman are just some of the performers the

Peter Palermo shares what acts are coming to the Sheldon Concert Hall in 2024-25. Subscription renewals go on sale April 23.

John Oates' new album, which he's bringing to City Winery May 7, is titled “Reunion,” but don't get the wrong idea.

It may be “The Quittin' Time Tour” for Zach Bryan, but he's clearly not quitting anytime soon. The Blender by Kevin C.

Ruby Leigh will perform in Nashville in August, but first she has to graduate high school.

Ryan Trey opens for Mariah the Scientist at the sold-out concert at the Pageant.

While covering the huge touring concerts was a big and flashy part of the job, ingraining myself in the local music community meant the most to me.

Your favorite isn't coming to St. Louis on tour? No problem, we'll tell you the nearest place to catch some major acts.

Life is beautiful for St. Louis jazz singer Anita Jackson, though for a long time it wasn't. Please subscribe to continue reading…