Earth, Wind & Fire News

Nothing beats the original as often stated. With that consideration, Filipino music fans are in for a big treat come next month as the real people behind the legendary Earth, Wind & Fire comes to Manila for a live show that is sure to be no less than spectacular.

Boogie Night will star The Real Thing, Ultimate Earth Wind and Fire, George McCrae and Odyssey on stage and the disco will continue after the live show is over.

Rakim's new album, The Seventh Seal , is also, conveniently, his seventh release.

Artist Biography: Deniece Williams By Craig Lytle Deniece Williams grew up singing in a Pentecostal church, which was strict on the congregation listening only to gospel music.

The Berlin Philharmonic at Orchestra Hall might have been the hottest ticket in town Monday night, but you wouldn't have known it from the bustling Harris Theater as Music of the Baroque gave its second subscription concert of the season.

Bill Champlin made a bold move this summer for his music. He left the comfort of a steady gig and a solid paycheck with classic rock band Chicago to do it his way and make his own kind of music.

A tiny, hollow, hand-held box studded with metal prongs might sound more like an instrument of torture than a musical one, but Atlanta-based Kevin Spears uses just such a device, called a kalimba, as a way to channel Hendrix rather than the Inquisition.

In the Field... 11.10.2009 A Silky Soul Tribute Silky Soul Tribute by Mark Anthony Neal In a room filled with mixed-company, mention the group Frankie Beverly and Maze and watch hundreds of years of racial segregation reproduce itself right before your eyes.

Michael Jackson 's music will continue to live on in popular culture years after the artist's death, especially the tunes from his iconic and ground breaking album, Thriller .

"Romeo and Juliet," in a new version written by Professor Timothy X. Troy and Lawrence University alumnus John Maclay, sold out every performance in the Cloak Theatre Thursday, Oct.

5 8:03 pm Tweet This! http://mync.com/site/44116/ At 6-foot 4-inches, 300 pounds Joseph Bushfan might look more like a bodyguard than the hotdog cart owner he is now.

The year 1969 was a time of anti-Vietnam war protests and civil rights marches, which made it a perfect platform for WAR, an eight-piece, Los Angeles-based band featuring a multicultural lineup of musicians playing songs popping with socio-political lyrics.

THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER Comments Recommend Bill Champlin is back. The former member of Chicago hasn't released a solo album in more than 10 years but is back on tour in support of his new CD, "No Place Left to Fall." He kicks off his monthlong tour with a headlining show Friday night at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano.

It's absolutely insane that Asian and African people are made to feel flawed and desire nose jobs to look "Caucasian". You know you live in a sick world, when one race tries to look like another race to be "beautiful" or worse some people coyly claiming in a subtle self-praising pat-myself-on-the-back mode that they have a 'white man's' nose or ...

With Bien Bien! , as with previous releases, trombonist Wayne Wallace and his group display a very subtle kind of mastery.

The dream of a devoted North Buncombe High School band supporter lived on in an annual band competition Saturday.

Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated Papa Roach have partnered with WHY to continue their mission to raise funds and awareness for organizations who are working towards finding answers to hunger, poverty and homelessness.

The best surprise among end of 2008's releases" Some Like It Odd is the meeting of talented and generous musicians whose pleasure is immediately felt in the music.

Michelle and Barack Obama sat one table over from J. Lo and Marc Anthony, and all four of them were rocking in their seats as Sheila E. shook the house -- well, really, the tent.

Most people imagine a witch as an ugly green-skinned hag having a large nose with a giant wart on the tip, wrinkly skin, and wearing a black robe and having a black pointed hat covering her straggly hair, such as in the "Wizard of Oz.