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Boston's Festival Betances 2010 Celebrates Latino Arts and Culture, July 16-18
The annual Festival Betances at Villa Victoria in Boston's South End starts today and runs through Sunday, July 18, 2010. The festival includes exciting music and dance performances, delicious food and activities for all ages. This year's music features Puerto Rican salsa stars Paquito Acosta and Michael Stuart, plus the US premier of Venezuelan harp ...
Dear Old Ystad
A new three-day jazz event joins the roster of festivals that enliven Europe each summer. A musician heads this one. The Swedish pianist Jan Lundgren is organizing an early August festival in his hometown, the historic seaside village of Ystad. In addition to Lundgren's trio, the headliners include Benny Golson, Toots Thielemans, Richard Galliano, ...
Dave Brubeck Celebrates 90th Birthday with Wynton Marsalis
Dave Brubeck has been thrilling fans in Newport for more than half his life, and George Wein is proud to announce that the legendary pianist is returning to the CareFusion Newport Jazz Festival to celebrate his 90th birthday as a special guest with his friend Wynton Marsalis on Sunday, August 8. Making a unique appearance with ...
Moogfest 2010 in Asheville MGMT, Thievery, Massive Attack
NEW HALLOWEEN FEST IN ONE OF THE COOLEST CITIES IN U.S. Massive Attack AC Entertainment--creator and producer of the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, Big Ears Festival, and Vegoose--has announced MoogFest 2010, a three-day festival celebrating the innovative vision of sonic pioneer, Robert Moog, to be held Halloween weekend, October 29-31, in Asheville, NC, the adopted ...
Earthdance Festival 2010 Spearhead, Matisyahu, Eoto, Shorty
FAREWELL TO BLACK OAK RANCH Earthdance '09 by Michael Buchanan The 14th annual Earthdance Festival will take place at the renowned Black Oak Ranch in Laytonville, CA, a property rich in native history and old growth oak trees. The ranch has been home to Earthdance for the past 8 years, but due to expanding audiences, the ...
Paulie's New Orleans Jazz and Blues Fest kicks off in Worchester on Friday, July 16
The sounds and tastes of New Orleans and Louisiana are coming to Worcester, Massachusetts this weekend at the third annual Paulie's Jazz & Blues Festival on Friday, July 16 and Saturday, July 17 at the Chandler Street Fairgrounds. Featured musicians this year include Charles Neville of The Neville Brothers, Henri Smith and his New Orleans Friends ...
Litchfield Jazz Festival “Goes Green”
The Litchfield Jazz Festival returns August 6th--8th to the Springs Center and grounds of Kent School in Kent, Connecticut where it will celebrate its 15th anniversary. The festival is renowned for “booking the next best thing in jazz" and has included artists like Dave Brubeck, Diana Krall and Tito Puente. The Litchfield Jazz Festival, which has ...
Litchfield Jazz Fest Announces Jazz is Cool – A Salon with 2011 NEA Jazz Master
Saturday, July 24, 2010 at 7:30 PM Kent School's Mattison AuditoriumOne Macedonia Road (Route 341) Kent, CT Tickets $10 Ph. (860) 361-6285 Fax (860) 361-6288 Kent, CT--The Litchfield Jazz Festival and Camp are proud to partner with Divas World Productions to present “Jazz is Cool"--- A Jazz Salon with the Great Delfeayo ...
Montreal Jazz Fest Part Deux: Sonny Rollins, David Sanborn Set the Tone
Last week, I dedicated this column to live reviews of sets by Herbie Hancock and Vijay Iyer. Both are pianists, but while Hancock struggles to remain relevant in the eyes of his public, it seems that the public has found relevance in the work of Iyer, who has gained a lot of acclaim in recent years, ...
2010 Pygmalion Festival
The Pygmalion Music Festival has just added of Montreal, Janelle Monae, Cut Chemist, Plastician, Darren Hanlon, Unwed Sailor, Turbo Fruits and Light Pollution to this year's lineup, solidifying 2010 as Pygmalion's most exciting year to date. As previously announced, this year's stellar lineup also includes Roky Erickson with Okkervil River, Built to Spill, Caribou, Ted Leo ...
