Tom Huntington

Born in Paris and raised in and around Northampton, Massachusetts, Chicago-based Makaya McCraven has fast become one of the most buzzed-about artists in jazz — the New York Times said

Amid the chaos, cacophony, and discord of our current times, sometimes we just need to be quiet and listen — listen to what we and others are saying and how

Formed a decade ago from the fiery late-night sessions of Family Night, the storied weekly open jam in Burlington that was hosted by bassist Alex Budney for over a decade,

Burlington rock band Moondogs will celebrate the release of their third album, “Tides and Seasons,” Friday at Radio Bean. From left are Jimmy Martucci, Matt Weinstein, Kai Paisciak and Will Sturcke.

Four years after announcing his ballyhooed and relatively short-lived retirement, pioneering Americana artist Robert Earl Keen has been riding a late-career renaissance thanks to the support and adoration of such

Last in Vermont nine years ago for a sold-out show at Shelburne Museum, Sacramento, Calif.-born band Cake will kick off the outdoor concert season with a June 2 show at the Midway Lawn at Champlain Valley Expo.

Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ruth Moody, a member of celebrated folk-roots group The Wailin’ Jennys, and her band will perform May 29 at Barre Opera House. Moody’s third solo album, “Wanderer,” was released two years ago.

An institution in the Green Mountain State, the Burlington Discover Jazz Festival serves up its 43rd edition with another five-day soirée featuring almost entirely free performances throughout Burlington June 3-7.

Nothing says summer like a killer outdoor concert, and this summer’s lineup has plenty of compelling options throughout the Green Mountain State. Here’s a look at some noteworthy events.

One of the most highly anticipated summer events for music lovers near and far, the Montreal International Jazz Festival returns with yet another stellar lineup for its 46th edition.