Billy Joel, who hasn’t performed live since announcing in May that he’d been diagnosed with a rare brain disorder, will be saluted by a star-studded lineup of artists at a special tribute show in New ...

City Winery founder and CEO Michael Dorf has announced his 21st annual “The Music Of” benefit concert. It happens on March 12 at Carnegie Hall, and the 2026 edition will celebrate Billy Joel‘s music.

IIf only every evening could open with a soaring performance of “A Place for Us” by the NYO-USA All-Stars and end with dinner under the chandeliers at Cipriani 42nd Street. The theme of the night, ...

Following her Tony win for 'Sunset Blvd.' earlier this year, the singer completed her first show at the legendary venue and also took the opportunity to tease that she's been working on original music ...

Nicole Scherzinger had Carnegie Hall in the palm of her hand. Dripping in diamonds, the Pussycat Doll turned Broadway phenomenon took center stage on Wednesday, October 8, for her first-ever concert ...

It was the first time a youth group from Dubai performed on such a classical music stage Music speaks without borders—it carries memory, tells stories, and creates spaces where people connect. In ...

On Saturday, November 15, Detroit’s own Electro-Pop Violin and DJ band, NUCLASSICA®, will make their Carnegie Hall debut, as part of a special concert-fundraiser for the non-profit, National Music ...

A 15-year-old viola player from Elsipogtog First Nation, N.B., has been invited to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City after placing third in the American Protégé International Talent ...

The second half of a two-part show dedicated to blue - the colour, the feeling, or the sound. Tracks this hour include Sumo Jazz's 'Blue Hue', Darren Pickering Small Worlds with 'Blue Mind', Bennie ...

The hard way to get to Carnegie Hall is to practice, practice, practice. A much easier route: Grab a coffee at the diner across the street. At Carnegie Diner & Cafe, customers snap selfies in front of ...

Recorded female voice: Carnegie Hall, please. Okay, here are your tickets. Enjoy the show. Your tickets, please. Follow me. Jeff Spurgeon: Those are the sounds of a journey that a couple of thousand ...