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Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters to headline Boston Calling in 2020

The dueling rock relics — accompanied by a third, still-unannounced headliner — are to head up a bill of over 60 “incredibly diverse” performers to be revealed in January.

An all-star lineup captures the enduring spirit of ’The Last Waltz’

It wasn’t a carbon-copy replication of an artist, but an homage to an event: the famous farewell concert performance by the Band 43 years ago on Thanksgiving Day 1976

Richard Goode returns to Jordan Hall with poise, poetry

The veteran pianist’s recital consisted of works by Bach, Janacek, Debussy, and Chopin.

The Boston Camerata in a glorious ‘Free America!’

On Friday, this outstanding program made its American debut at Faneuil Hall.

At BSO, Andris Nelsons leads Jolas, Ravel, and Shostakovich
The evening featured an appearance by soloist Mitsuko Uchida, and the American premiere of Jolas’s “Letters from Bachville.”

A peek inside Big Night Live, Boston’s grand nightclub and music venue
Grandeur is central to the appeal of Big Night Live, which plans about 200 shows a year at the Hub on Causeway.

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Passim’s 60th anniversary show is too big for Passim

Artists ranging from Joan Baez to Peter Wolf will celebrate Passim and its predecessor, Club 47, at the Shubert.

Saxophonist Patricia Zárate Pérez’s horn of plenty

The Berklee teacher, music therapist, and homeschooling mother has just released her first album, "Violetas," at the age of 45.

Boston Lyric Opera conductor on the ‘entirely original’ music of 'Fellow Travelers’

The opera tells the story of a secret love affair between male government workers in 1950s America.

Conductor, cancer survivor Bernard Labadie returns to Boston to do ‘what I love to do in my life’

The Canadian will lead a Handel and Haydn Society program featuring Mozart and C.P.E. Bach.

BSO music director Andris Nelsons remarried in Germany this spring

The orchestra released an image featuring the conductor and his wife.

Odyssey Opera presents Pacini’s ‘Mary,’ quite contrary to history

If only the production leaned further into the obscure opera’s over-the-top absurdity

Leipzig Gewandhaus plays Symphony Hall, joins forces with BSO

The storied German orchestra paid its first visit to Boston under Andris Nelsons’s baton.

New Pornographers rediscover a signature sound

Ahead of a show at Royale, frontman Carl Newman explains how the band gravitated back to the sound of some of its earliest records.


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