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The bass-baritone reprises his role in a radical retelling of Fidelio, but he’s expanding his part offstage, too.

The singer-songwriter’s own musical journey has been informed by her father Johnny’s legacy.

This expansive essay explores the cultural contradictions of the Harlem Renaissance and American culture informing Still’s musical achievements.

The remarkable documentary brings viewers intimately close to the fabled singer.

From Die Walküre to Kinky Boots, Deborah Harry to Itzhak Perlman, the summer centennial celebration has something for everyone.

This year’s offerings reveal the Beatles in India, Figaro in the Highlands, and the improbable rise of a sea-shanty group.

The pedal-steel guitar virtuoso talks about his instrument, its role in Black gospel music, and much more. He plays in Oakland on Feb. 27.

Social-justice advocacy is all in a day’s work for the virtuosic drummer. Her run of five unique shows at SFJAZZ starts Feb. 16.

Hope tells SFCV about his early years with Yehudi Menuhin, his whirlwind of activity during the pandemic, and his plans with the NCCO.

The singer’s four-night stint at SFJAZZ provides food for thought and balm for the soul.