Grammy-award winning artist, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram to bring the Blues to Cannery Hall at 8 p.m. on October 9.

Eric Clapton took pieces from every artist he listened to, so that meant throwing pieces of R&B music into his repertoire.

In the past couple of years, the Kansas City blues rocker has opened for the Rolling Stones, joined Slash's multi-artist blues tour, and clinched the number one spot on Billboard’s Blues chart ...

Chess Records has announced a pair of new additions to their 75th anniversary release lineup. On November 14, the legendary Chicago label will publish the compilation releases The Chess Records ...

On The Map is where we highlight famous, and not as well-known, musical sites that you can visit. This month we check into ...

Frontman and trumpet player Lech Wierzynski talks about the California Honeydrops’ New Orleans roots ahead of the band’s show ...

Dallas marks Stevie Ray Vaughan's birthday, celebrating the Oak Cliff blues-rock icon's rise from guitar prodigy to Hall of ...

Derek Trucks is trying to explain the finer points of 50-year-old Cuban cigars smuggled from the warehouse of a gangster mayor of Philadelphia when his ...

Keith Urban fans are still reeling after his surprise divorce from Nicole Kidman, but there could be something good to come ...

Rosaway is a Paris-based disco-jazz duo blending modern electro-pop with retro grooves and cinematic energy. Featuring ...

A power metal group was shaken up after multiple members suddenly left the band all at the same time. Now, they're back with ...

From the next big things in pop and rap to longtime faves like T-Pain, the Killers, we were all over the first weekend of ...