She debuted at the Met at age 20 — on five hours’ notice — and sang there for the next 35 years.
Don’t miss “The Tin Woman,” Ken and Brad Kolodner, and Substanial’s album release party.
Trio of clarinet virtuoso Anthony McGill, pianist Inon Barnatan and cellist Alisa Weilerstein.
Noseda and NSO offer light music with dark undertones in an all-American program.
A rundown of the event at the Lincoln Memorial, from Jon Voight to 3 Doors Down.
With a fresh lineup, the quartet breathes new life into familiar work at Strathmore.
Singer-songwriter, playing the Howard Theatre on Sunday, is prepping a full-length album.
Recent releases show it’s cool to be HIP, even in music of more recent vintage.
Washington’s most hedonistic punk band changes its tune — or at least a couple of them.
From Tame Impala to Flaming Lips, the 35-year-old artist is the go-to guy for the trippiest images around.
‘Fight for Your Right (to Party)’: The storyboards behind the video that made the Beastie Boys stars
The low-budget affair still looks half-baked three decades later, but these drawings show it went exactly as planned.
Toby Keith, Big & Rich and the lead singer of Rascal Flatts are a few of the acts traveling to Washington.
The rapper was a welcome ray of sunshine at his U Street Music Hall concert.
“The Dictator’s Wife” falls flat, but WNO’s festival of new opera is on the right track.
Harpsichordist performs English and Dutch keyboard masters of the late 16th and 17th centuries.
The Broadway singer pulls out of the concert after pressure from fans.
Gladys Knight, 72, is still touring and coming to the Kennedy Center for MLK tribute.
Alisa Weilerstein, with pianist Inon Barnatan and clarinetist Anthony McGill, plays the Kennedy Center on Thursday
Sir Mark Elder conducted an entertaining evening of Rimsky-Korsakov, Ravel and, again, “The Firebird.”
Dwayne Adell turned his talents to jazz, which he’ll show off at Blues Alley on Monday.
