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Buddy Guy & guests to celebrate his 90th birthday at Radio City Music Hall — how to watch (opens the original)
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Chicago blues legend Buddy Guy will celebrate his 90th birthday with an all-star cast of special guests at Radio City Music Hall on Oct. 1. “Buddy’s Got the Blues: A 90th Birthday Concert Celebration,” hosted by Blackbird Presents, the company behind Willie Nelson’s Outlaw Music Festival, “will celebrate Buddy’s remarkable legacy through unforgettable performances, once-in-a-lifetime collaborations, and heartfelt tributes from artists whose music and careers were profoundly shaped by his influen
Booker T. Jones kicks off fall at historic AC boardwalk ahead of upcoming NY appearances (opens the original)
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Famed keyboardist and songwriter Booker T. Jones broke out the classics on the boardwalk outside of Atlantic City’s historic Boardwalk Hall on Aug. 19. His performance took place ahead of a small run of shows that will include multiple New York area appearances this fall. The organ player who headed namesake group Booker T. & the M.G.’s is responsible for a slew of hits, appearing on and writing many of Stax Records’ most iconic hits including Otis Redding’s “(Sittin’ on) The Dock of the Bay,” S
Antwuan Dixon returns to NYC and skateboarding with faith (opens the original)
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Legendary skateboarder Antwuan Dixon appeared at LES Coleman Skatepark underneath the Manhattan Bridge last month as part of the Kingdom Takeover Pro Skate Tour, alongside Nick Merlino, Kenny Hampton, Jud Heald, and more. The iconic skater, who recently debuted a new pro model with FTP and launched a signature clothing line, Blue Haiku, took time to hang and skate with local New Yorkers, carrying his story of salvation with him. Antwuan Dixon’s story is one of redemption. Dixon rose to the top i
Nate Smith reflects on first year as Artistic Director at iconic Newport Jazz Festival (opens the original)
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The historic Newport Jazz Festival returned to Fort Adams State Park in Rhode Island from July 31 to Aug. 2. Jazz legends, emerging voices, and community members gathered next to the yachts under the beating sun to celebrate culture with one of the most diverse lineups in the festival’s history. “There really is such a breadth of music here, sort of coming out of this improvisatory spirit,” said drummer Nate Smith, who is serving in his first year as artistic director of Newport Jazz, in an onsi
Tom Morello, Lauryn Hill, Mavis Staples, and more remind us that Black music is folk music (opens the original)
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Folk music is largely undefined; it may mean different things to different people. For some, folk music lies in a specific set of stylistic parameters or instrumentation — acoustic guitars, banjos, and stomp claps — but for many, folk music is much broader. Folk music is cultural; it is traditional and innovative, and often carries an important message. The breadth and diversity of what we call “folk music” was on full display July 24–26 in Rhode Island at the annual Newport Folk Festival, which
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