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The conductor brought his signature energy, capping the Hollywood Bowl run with both drama and humor.

The orchestra’s season opener delivered stellar performances just hours after a labor deal was reached.

25 years after its world premiere, Jake Heggie’s Dead Man Walking returns to SF Opera, through Sep. 28.

While the recently revived 20th-century opera might be an archival accomplishment, a new recording falls slightly flat.

Peace on the music labor front: SF Symphony Musicians agree on a tentative three-year contract.

The Torrance-based tenor speaks about the challenges of music theater and his burgeoning career.

The busy musician, 61, has spent a career gigging with local greats and enjoys incubating young talent, while holding down the keyboard role with the Red Hot Skillet Lickers.

Abrams, who has often performed with the LA Phil, will assume the leadership role on September 1, 2026.

Bang on a Can All-Stars and friends celebrate the composer’s breakthrough 1960s works, and a premiere by his son Gyan.

The fall program “Extremely Close” features local premieres and runs from Sept. 12 through Oct. 5.