"I can't believe you can't say tits on PBS." These are basically the first words that spill out of Josh Groban's mouth as he sits down at the hip Tribeca watering hole Tiny's to talk about his new album. He's telling a story about performing in a televised tribute to Marvin ... More

Jazz aficionados have made pilgrimages from around the world for performances at SFJAZZ, the 30-year-old San Francisco-based music company. Until this week, however, they never knew quite where they’d find it as it staged shows at a variety of venues.  Now, thanks to years of serious fundraising and ... More

Roland Swenson insists that Austin, Texas has always been cool. That he’s played any role in building that reputation is something the native Austinite is far too modest to admit. He’s the co-founder and managing director of the More

  Your new autobiography, Hitmaker: The Man and His Music, due out on January 29, details your time as an influential talent manager and record company executive. Why did you decide to write this ... More

It’s been four years since singer-songwriter Martha Wainwright released her last record, but the intervening time has given her plenty of material to draw inspiration from: She lost her own mother, the legendary Kate McGarrigle, and gave birth to her first child, her son Arcangelo. The result, Come Home ... More

Just last week, Yoko Ono, the award-winning artist, accomplished musician, and cultural icon released YOKOKIMTHURSTON, a full-length album in collaboration with Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore of the legendary rock band Sonic Youth. The record, with its captivating 14-minute first single “Early in the Morning,” features the ... More