B.B. King News

Regina-based guitar virtuoso Jack Semple is set to headline Jazz at the Lake at Sylvan Lake on Aug. 16. The Regina-based guitar virtuoso has played country, jazz, folk and rock 'n' roll over the years.

They will also be a fringe event with local bands and buskers playing around the site encouraging.

At 23 years old, Marquise Knox, a native of St. Louis, was born into a family with deep roots in the blues tradition.

Two-time Grammy nominee Shemekiah Copeland, who opened for the Rolling Stones and shared the stage with Buddy Guy, B.B. King and Eric Clapton, will grace the Bull Run stage at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

The thrill is not gone for legendary artist B.B. King, who is set to return to Embassy Theatre in October, the theater announced Monday.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. The King of Blues is coming to town. Tickets for the B.B. King concert at The Historic Embassy Theatre go on sale Friday.

Old is the new new. Especially in a city like Miami, where historic charms are often bulldozed to make way for new school crap.

Famously, James Brown took the stage to a litany of nicknames: the Godfather of Soul! Soul Brother Number One! The Hardest Working Man in Show Business! But the best one of all might have been the one you've heard the least: Butane James.

Brandon Alexander could not keep his long hair out of his eyes while he played his guitar on Saturday.

Eureka Springs wraps up the summer with one of the hottest Blues guitar legends around.

Russell Jackson, left, and Charlie Jacobson perform in Edmonton. Jacobson, Jackson, Kenny Wayne and Donald Ray Johnson will play Aug. 1 and 2 at Fratters Speakeasy in Red Deer.

I was 10 years old and just saw him shaking his hips and playing guitar with all those girls screaming.

At 23 years old, Marquise Knox, a native of St. Louis, was born into a family with deep roots in the blues tradition.

Fifty years on from the first Rolling Stones record and the landing in America of both bands, Rudy Rotta presents "The Beatles vs. The Rolling Stones," a precious album that collects and compares the music, the history and the rivalry, true or assumed, between the two iconic bands that have moved and revolutionized the music that preceded them.

Michael DeMarco, a local sophomore at Watchung Hills Regional High School won first place in the Phillipsburg Ole Towne Festival "Showcase of the Stars" competition on July 18. Hearing about it through the Warren Recreation Department, DeMarco applied to perform his own medley of songs by Bill Withers and Maroon 5. Self-taught for three years, ... (more)

On last year's One Hundred -- amazingly, his first-ever full-length release -- DJ Sun pours his 20-plus-year career as one of Houston's most in-demand DJs into a seamless work that never lulls, never lags and maintains an unshakably mellow groove throughout.

Gerald's hard-hitting, contemporary Blues and R&B arrive in mid-Michigan July 23 when the guitarist/singer-songwriter and his band play at the weekly Concert in the Park summer music series at the St. Johns City Park Performance Shell.

Attendees cheer as Circa Survive performs at the Great South Bay Festival. The first day of the festival, July 18, 2014, hosted at the Shorefront Park in Patchogue, also featured Taking Back Sunday.

Warren Haynes and Co. opened the show with a cover of "Good Morning Little School Girl" that was dedicated to Winter.

Thursday night's Jammin' with the General concert closed out the event for the year with its final show in the series.