Tag: Music

The adage goes that you can tell the measure of an individual by the company they keep. The same can be said for the genre-bending rock outfit Guster, which will descend upon White Eagle Hall in Jersey City April 6 as part of a 16-date national tour.

Few elements can make or break a couple’s wedding day more than entertainment. Ensuring guests have an opportunity to dance or sing along to some good music is something couples can emphasize as they plan their celebration.

The breakneck pace of our day-to-day lives often fails to leave us enough precious seconds to consider the path we have traversed, all the turning points along the way, and where we want to end up. But it’s a question AncientArtifax founder Brian Gorsegner regularly examines.

Riverside Gardens Park will, for the first time, be the setting for the Clearwater Festival, a two-day celebration of music, environment information and sailboat rides.

In his 2021 musical autobiography, “You Don’t Know Me,” musician, composer, entrepreneur and Two River native Norman Seldin chronicles a life saved by his Steinway piano.

Melody Stevens, the choir director at Red Bank Catholic, sent her family and friends 539 audio recordings during the pandemic to keep their spirits up while Broadway shows were canceled.

The creators of Black Fox Productions invite the community to Lounge Night of Theater, a night of live outdoor music, poetry and theater from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Aug. 13-14, at the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center.

Monmouth University music industry graduate Dan Amato released a self-produced, five-song Christmas EP during the pandemic with a little help from friends.

Joe Napolitano performs in Asbury Park at The Stone Pony. Courtesy Joe Napolitano By Chris Spiewak

Robin Blair and Gilda Rogers, vice president of the T. Thomas Fortune Foundation, helped host the recent event “A Love Letter...