You can proceed from there to the right, up the ramps that lead to the new Concert Hall. But, if you already have your tickets, you may want to consider other options. There’s a new entrance at ...

With the help of Washington, D.C. go-go legends Backyard Band, Amerie sets the tone for summer with a career-spanning set.

NPR Music's Tiny Desk series will celebrate Black History ... A backstage corner of a concert hall in Austin, Texas, is transformed into Patti's world, furnished with a throne, flowers and trunks ...

Our goal for this special holiday Tiny Desk Concert is simple: to bring you joy. Preservation Hall Jazz Band is a hot and historic outfit from New Orleans, and its members brought us a tuba ...

Ten years after their first entry in NPR‘s Tiny Desk concert series, Future Islands returned to perform a Covid-19-safe remote set from an empty Carroll Baldwin Memorial Hall in their home base ...

The concert hall building subtly breaks the symmetry of historic assumption organically blending with the green areas, simultaneously underling the main entrance to the urban architectural complex.

The architects designed a cantilevered steel element that hovers out over Ostrava Concert Hall’s entrance. Intricate corridors will stitch the old and new buildings together, allowing it to ...

A new executive chef is feeding Downtown. After a little more than two years, asterid — the restaurant at the base of the Walt Disney Concert Hall — has brought on chef Mazen Mustafa to ...

A curtain opened, revealing a 50-ton spherical, suspended concert hall that glowed red and orange ... his way up a flight of stairs to the main entrance. “I want to be transported.” ...

Korean-born, Austria-based flute player Jasmine Choi shares her range in performances with the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra this week. As she plays Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Flute Concerto No. 2 ...

Even the neighborhood has picked up considerably as the new hall encourages more restaurants to remain open. Parking is easy. The Jacobs entrance puts you directly in an actual concert hall foyer.

The brass raised the roof in the excellent but frighteningly alive acoustics of the National Concert Hall, and turned intermittently vicious in the far more equivocal Shrovetide Fair antics of crowd ...