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Technology is supposed to simplify our lives, but as Toronto singer Adaline knows, it can also make things a whole lot more complicated.

The annual Roots Picnic has expanded to two days -- June 2nd and 3rd -- at Festival Pier.

goatTitle--GOING WITH THE FLOW “Lyricist Lounge,” the music series that started as an open-mike night on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in 1991—giving early stage time to the Notorious B.I.G., Foxy Brown, Mobb Deep, Mos Def, the Roots, and many others and . . .

Grand Prize Winners From Last Year are a band some in Columbia will never forget.

'90s alt-rockers fueled by latest album by Jeff Hahne Drummer Stephen Perkins saunters down New Orleans' Canal Street on Nov. 1, 2009. He makes his way down sidewalks that are bustling with people on their way to the Voodoo Music Experience in City Park.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]

Alabama Shakes and Skrillex are among the newer acts joining familiar groups like the Red Hot Chili Peppers at summer pop festivals.

Normally a summer concert preview begins with some sunny talk about surviving the winter snow and ice. This year, not so much. Still, there’s plenty to look forward to in the upcoming concert season in Northeast Ohio and beyond. Here are a few acts — the good, bad and ugly — that caught our eye:

On “Disparate Youth,” the single from Santigold’s new album, Master Of My Make-Believe, that she sang Tuesday at the Trocadero while flanked by a pair of dancers and wearing a floral-print romper, the avant-pop singer led the crowd in the mantra-like chorus: “We know now that we want more?/?Oh-ah, Oh-ah?/?A life worth fighting for.” And what, for Santi White — the Mount Airy-raised, Brooklyn ...

Artvoice's weekly round-up of featured events, including our editor's picks for the week: Justin Townes Earle, performing at the Town Ballroom on Sunday, May 13.

“A funny thing happened on the way down here,” said Martin Scorsese at the Moth Ball last night. He was telling the crowd about his car ride over to the event, at the event space Capitale, as he drove through the Lower East Side, where he spent his childhood. “Look it’s the Old Bowery Savings Bank,” he said he told his wife Helen. “That’s where my father had to go. Jimmy the cop would take him ...

Ah, The Great Escape festival. 300+ acts/bands playing over three days and nights on Britain's beautiful south coast in the city of Brighton. To say that we are excited is a given, but we might just be as daunted and overwhelmed by the sprawling line-up. While we know we will miss far more of the event than we'll actually manage to see, here are 10 names you should stick on your schedule, double ...