Two young street musicians who were jailed for more than a month in Russia for singing anti-Kremlin songs have left the country after being released from detention, according to Russian media reports.

Today in Music History for Nov. 24: In 1924, Canadian cellist Lorne Munroe was born in Winnipeg. He was principal cello of the Philadelphia Orchestra for 13 years, beginning in 1951. At the invitation ...

FBI Director Kash Patel’s heavy use of taxpayer-funded resources during his first nine months on the job has contributed to ...

Pope Leo XIV praised the “precious” ministry of liturgical music and told choir members from that their service at the altar ...

The moment Brazilian pop sensation Liniker walked into Amoeba Music in Hollywood, the crowd roared. Fans lifted their phones, ...

The chorus' senior members draw on life experiences to perform protest songs at Northampton's Academy of Music, featuring ...

Composer Stephen Schwartz wrote two new songs for Wicked: For Good, including “No Place Like Home,” sung by Cynthia Erivo’s Elphaba. Schwartz said the song shows “how much she loves Oz,” even if it ...

In light of Todd Snider's recent passing, here are three songs that show off the man's insightful wit, empathy, and ...

The first Muskingum County man volunteered on April 10: “Rev. William C. Coleman is the first man from Muskingum County to ...

The Travel Around The World cultural fair offers a enriching celebration of international pride, showcasing the diverse student population.

Little Haiti in Miami held a block party as Haitians and fans celebrated Haiti qualifying for World Cup for the first time in 52 years, uniting the community.