After a year of relative silence, music returned to the Valley last weekend. Mississippi rockers Saving Abel headlined The Mat-Su Valley...

Music has always been a mirror for society, mercilessly reflecting back the political and economic status of the world.

As a child, North Carolina-native Joe Troop was infatuated with the Spanish language. That passion followed him to college and then to...

Over the next two weeks, the Alaska State Fair will play host to eleven musical acts representing every genre from country to hardcore...

Three years ago, singer Peter Ettinger was having a killer performance. He was hitting every note with noticeable ease and his band was...

He admits that Mi Vida Local deals with feelings that may be harder for a young audience to identify with but he’s content making music for

Turning around I caught a glimpse of Watsky’s naked ass pressed firmly against a window. I’m still not sure if it was a sign that I made an

“[A day in the life of the tour is] waking up confused as to where I am, what day it is, and what time zone I’m in. Calling home to talk to

Situated a mile and a half from a ritzy Eagle River neighborhood is a place that many Alaskans will never set foot in. Eleven log cabinesque

At an early age, Alexis Sallee discovered that if the world was dominated by images, she preferred to be enveloped in sound.

“If you’ve ever seen one of our YouTube videos, things can get a little, um, bloody. But it’s not violent! It’s just moshing,” said Whitaker

The space might not resemble the swanky Montreal club scene Willingham had in mind, but in a pinch and with a little imagination, it’ll do.

Thumping techno beats aren’t the only thing distinguishing the singer from today’s pop stars – there’s advocacy, too. Etheridge has built a

Like most great ideas, the concept of transforming their band from informal jam sessions to professional tours with the likes of Justin Timb

Originally established in 2008 by Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections program, the Lullaby Project strives to create a sense of normalcy and