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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. So, you say you like melodies? Putting your priorities there may consign you to minority status among 2025’s wider bloc of pop ...

Burt Bacharach died in 2023, but the iconic composer's creative music lives on courtesy of the “What the World Needs Now” tour. The jaunt — which features iconic singer-songwriter-producer Todd ...

“What the world needs now” is quite a sentence starter for our day and age. Lucky for Majestic Ventura Theater concertgoers on March 22, Todd Rundgren, Wendy Moten, and a nine-piece ...

Among contemporary choreographers, Mark Morris may be the most musical. He insists on live accompaniment on tour, in rehearsals and in all of the classes taught at his dance center in Brooklyn. The ...

On December 6-9 and 18th, Joe McGinty & The Loser's Lounge celebrate the 30th Anniversary of their tremendously successful, uncategorizable, live music series. Joe & The Losers will be celebrating ...

Some of the most cherished gems of American 20th century pop music will be revisited in a special form this weekend at Detroit Opera House, where the acclaimed Mark Morris Dance Group will present ...

Burt Bacharach wrote one the most beloved songbooks in all of popular music — timeless classics like “Walk On By,” “Alfie,” “I Say A Little Prayer” and “What’s New Pussycat,” which have been recorded ...

Rundgren will not be doing any of his own material when he hits L.A.’s Wiltern on Sunday night, among other dates, but the show may still represent a utopian ideal for many of his fans, who will ...

So, you say you like melodies? Putting your priorities there may consign you to minority status among 2025’s wider bloc of pop fans. But for the sonorously starved among us, a bit of manna from a more ...

What the world needs now, many Burt Bacharach fans can agree, is for that deep catalog of songs to not be consigned to history. Stepping up to present much of that material in a new light is a tour ...