Loudon Wainwright III Finds Himself Again
In his instantly recognizable grainy, high-pitched tenor, Loudon Wainwright III has been singing mostly personal and nearly always warped original songs for 40 years.
Charles Donelan
Recent Stories
Jack Smith: New and Selected Work at Santa Barbara’s Sullivan Goss, An American Gallery
Jack Smith: New and Selected Work at Santa Barbara’s Sullivan Goss, An American Gallery
Simply Ballroom Kicks Off Broadway at the Granada Series
The international ballroom dance phenomenon rolls on as a big, retooled version of the West End hit revue Simply Ballroom swings into the Granada next week.
I Remember You
Like the musical theater from which it draws its repertoire, the fantasy world of the piano bar encourages accents and costumes; it thrives on passion and longing, and it doesn’t ask any nosy questions about who one really is or what one is doing there.
Heroes of Hope Benefit at the Granada
Child star Devon Gearhart will also appear at Granada
James Ellroy Chronicles the Crimes of the Leg-breakers Who Made America Great
He’s called himself the Tolstoy of crime fiction. Not only is he right, it sounds like he’s about to publish his War and Peace.
Colter Frazier Quartet
Joined here by Nick Coventry (viola, violin), Miles Jay (bass), and duet partner Rob Wallace (drums), tenor saxophonist and composer Colter Frazier has put together a startlingly original and polished record of brilliant postmodern jazz.
There’s a World Going On Underground
An art and music party at an undisclosed and (literally) underground location.
I Remember You Comes to Circle Bar B
The classics of the American songbook have long cast their spell over the piano bars of New York.
Jean-Pierre Hebert: Drawing with the Mind
He’s been programming computers to create art since 1959, but Jean-Pierre Hebert’s Drawing with the Mind is the artist’s first full-scale public exhibition of the wide range and formidable beauty of his recent work.
