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Paul Hoeffler/CTSIMAGES/Used with permission.Roy McCurdy has had an astonishing career as the drummer behind some of the biggest names in jazz. -
Photo provided/Whit LaneMaria Schneider has composed a piece for the Eastman School of Music’s centennial celebration, which she’ll be premiering Wednesday, April 27, at Kilbourn Hall.
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The three men of Nod first began playing together in 1990. Three decades later, the band remains a moth drawn to the flame. Nod also frequently contradicts itself. -
Delightful is a pretty good way to describe Jill Sobule, who has a solo acoustic show at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at The Little Theatre.
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A cross-country move, a divorce, and the COVID-19 pandemic left the singer-songwriter with a unique opportunity to reshape and re-form her identity.
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Can we take an artist’s work, or a writer’s words, and refashion them to our satisfaction? That was the case over the past week, with the Rochester Broadway Theatre League’s presentation of “My Fair Lady.”
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Is a white man playing the blues a quiet cultural appropriation?
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At this week's Bronze Collective Theatre Fest, a forgotten bit of television history is revived.
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The Rochester indie-rock band is back at it, with a new, new album, “Cleanse.”
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When “Beyond Van Gogh” opens Feb. 4 at the Dome Arena in Henrietta, it will be a different kind of Van Gogh experience.
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WXXI News has gathered three artists for Dialogue on Disability Week, a partnership between WXXI and Al Sigl Community of Agencies, in conjunction with the Herman and Margaret Schwartz Community Series.
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The COVID-19 pandemic forced Homegrown to become Homegrown at Home last year. And Saturday’s event — a survival triumvirate of music, food and beer — will be a livestream event once again, starting at noon.
