Editor’s note: Colonel Bruce Hampton was an Atlanta music icon. A 70th-birthday concert to celebrate his life was held at the Fox Theatre on May 1, 2017, with g...
Randall Bramblett, one of the most important figures in modern Southern music, performs with his band and the Megablaster Horns Friday at 8 p.m. at the Red Clay...
When Sam Bush picks up the phone from his home in Nashville on a balmy morning in early October, you don’t expect the father of modern bluegrass music to want t...
The Rolling Stones have always had a paradoxical relationship with classical music. Their garish sound and rapscallion image entered the rock ‘n’ roll lexicon a...
Star soprano Angela Brown will perform her signature solo show, Opera . . . From a Sistah’s Point of View, at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Sisters Chapel on the Spelman Co...
Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre kicks off its 2019--20 season with an updated reprise of the highly praised Lore from the troupe’s debut in 2017. Once again, the...
Each month, photographer Perry Julien graces us with a photo essay of Atlanta concerts. In September, Atlanta hosted two major music festivals: Music Midtown in...
Mexican painter Frida Kahlo didn’t know that her art was surrealistic until the French poet André Breton told her. In Breton’s estimation, whether it was a self...
Last night’s Atlanta Symphony Orchestra concert included works that looked back into their own pasts. The Preludes to Acts I and III from Wagner’s opera Lohengr...
Frida Kahlo was born July 6, 1907, in Coyoacán, Mexico, a village on the outskirts of Mexico City. She began painting 18 years later, when a nearly fatal bus ac...
