New Ed Sheeran album ‘Subtract’ might be his most touching yet
The singer-songwriter’s latest mathematics-titled album was released on Friday.
Social media has changed the way we attend concerts
Fans go to extreme lengths in hopes of getting recognized by the artist or going viral.
With ‘D-Day,’ Suga of BTS proves his ability to stand on his own
D-DAY strays from the polished dance-pop synonymous with BTS, with influences from hip-hop, classical and indie rock music.
The Hall CP and Clarice hold inaugural Jazz Fest
A collaboration with the Clarice, the event featured musical groups such as Hart GP Jazz, Crush Funk Brass Band and the JoGo Project.
Filipina American artist Ruby Ibarra raps about representation at the Hoff Theater
Ibarra previously worked as a scientist at a biotechnology firm before pursuing her music career full-time.
Clarice hosts renowned Pittsburgh pianist Awadagin Pratt
Pratt, who is 57, has been playing the piano for 51 years.
Kreativity Diversity Troupe showcases talents at open mic at Clarice
The event included singing, spoken poetry, stand up comedy and more.
Renowned Spanish pianist Daniel del Pino performs at the Clarice
Daniel del Pino is also an artist-in-residence and associate professor or piano at Texas Tech University.
Saxophonist Walter Smith III showcases new album at the Clarice
Smith is a chair of the woodwind department at the Berklee College of Music and has performed all over the world.
Review: Miley Cyrus outdoes herself once again with ‘Endless Summer Vacation’
Cyrus' eighth studio album, released Friday, is powerful, gritty, sexy and solidifies the artist as a role model in the pop industry.