Music

La Marisoul closes out Union Station’s live Summer Sessions series. Here’s how you can catch the concert at home.

Beethoven’s A-minor String Quartet chronicles the composer’s illness and recovery. Nearly 200 years later, it’s a sonic window into our coronavirus world.

Ecstasy and excess, rhythm and repetition, gender and ethnicity. Lyricism, protest, healing. Critic Mark Swed’s series on the ideas embedded in every note.

In a year marked by COVID-19 and social unrest, music stars such as Fiona Apple, Killer Mike, Bad Bunny and Bob Dylan have risen to the occasion.

Oft-sampled vibraphonist Roy Ayers will turn 80 this fall, and his new album, recorded in L.A. on the Jazz Is Dead label, is both silky-smooth and prescient.

Kanye West released ‘Wash Us in the Blood,’ his first new music since 2019’s ‘Jesus Is King’ album, accompanied by a video from L.A. artist Arthur Jafa.

Nicole Young, the wife of hip-hop mogul Dr. Dre since 1996, filed a petition for divorce in Los Angeles on Monday.

‘It was so important for me to be broken so that I could find my wholeness,’ Katy Perry said of the ‘dark times’ leading up to her new album.

Singers Jennifer Hudson and Mary J. Blige are the best things about the ‘Respect’ trailer, serving plenty of sizzle for the Aretha Franklin biopic.

The 20th anniversary of the BET Awards featured a host performing in front of a green screen and a protests-fueled update of Public Enemy’s “Fight the Power.”

Country singer Chase Rice was chastised for performing Saturday in front of a tightly packed Tennessee crowd, most of whom were not wearing masks.

The Rolling Stones are threatening President Trump with legal action for using the band’s songs at his rallies despite cease-and-desist directives.