“This year has been a lot of good, a lot of really complicated, so behalf of my family and me, thank you so much for being there and caring,” said the pop star, who now has 29 AMAs.

Grammy Award winning singer-songwriter James Taylor is creating an audio memoir called “Break Shot” to be released on Audible in early 2020, the company announced Thursday.

The Framingham History Center presents “Framingham’s Top 10” now through April 15.

Springsteen played at the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, N.J., to benefit Boston College, where his son was a student.

In the decade since WBCN went off the air, Bradley Jay has transformed himself from a rock-n-roll DJ to a successful talk show host.

The parent company of the Red Sox said the performing arts venue targeted for the corner of Lansdowne and Ipswich streets will be called MGM Music Hall at Fenway.

Looks like the pop star is getting a new neighbor in Rhode Island.

Director Paul Feig talks about the new rom-com, starring Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding.

The superstar singer will be honored at the American Music Awards next month.

Somehow, my two daughters have multiplied to include Anna, Elsa, and the rest of the “Frozen” cast.

Mr. Taylor was a legendary promoter and booker of acts at such venues as the Jazz Workshop, Paul’s Mall, and Scullers Jazz Club.

Upcoming concerts are sure to demonstrate the group’s skill and diverse tastes.

Parton will perform a new song, “Faith,” in a gospel medley, and Stapleton will perform a duet with Pink at this year’s Country Music Association Awards.

Drums, jackets, and other items that belonged to the drummer will be auctioned off on Nov. 7.

Ms. Minaj wants you to know she’s now officially Mrs. Petty.

Harpsichordist Paolo Bordignon was the featured guest in the Boston Symphony Chamber Players’s 20th-century program on Sunday.

The British R&B singer discusses starting young and her in-studio process, ahead of a sold-out Wednesday show at The Sinclair.

This week’s picks from Globe critics.

The British singer’s adventurousness was on full display in a riotously fun stage show.

The celebrated street artist returns to his artistic birthplace to paint his 100th mural, open an art retrospective, and speak at his alma mater, the Rhode Island School of Design.

The Hungarian-born soloist led works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, and Bartók.

Founder Benjamin Zander presided over performances of Mozart, Brahms, and Bartók.

Decked out in a silk pajama-like getup, new Celtics center Vincent Poirier stole the show Thursday night at the annual Shamrock Foundation event.

The Globe's picks for the best ways to spend your weekend.

The concert scene is better than ever at the state’s largest art museums.

The jazz virtuoso comes to town with his all-star Trilogy trio, one of his myriad projects.

Under Brown’s leadership, Berklee expanded through Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood and beyond, opening a campus in Valencia, Spain, and merging with the neighboring Boston Conservatory.

The Museum of African American History and Harvard’s Cooper Gallery showcase jazz photography.

Two of bossa nova’s longtime ambassadors, representing multiple generations of the music, will share the stage at the Berklee Performance Center.

Its ambitious set combined sound collage and Justin Vernon’s trademark falsetto vocals with an elaborate state-of-the-art light show.

The pair of late musical icons are among the 16 acts nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s 2020 class. See who else made the cut.

The 18-member self-conducted orchestra includes some of the nation’s top black and Latinx string players.

From the road, singer/guitarist Annabel Liddell spills details on personality quizzes, balancing med school with music, and what happens when women musicians get pitted against each other.

The blues-rock duo served up 90 minutes of no-nonsense rock.

Her show at Arts at the Armory was a homecoming of sorts for the “Hadestown” composer and playwright.

The concert showcased the country superstar in full control of her music and stage presentation.

A Boston Symphony Orchestra program with no repertoire from Germany, Russia, or France? What will they think of next?

Your seasonal calendar of events, music, theater, and more.

Ronald Braunstein left the “rat race” of conducting to launch the Me2/Orchestra in 2011.

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Idles lead a growing new wave of rowdy, strident bands from the UK, the US, and Australia with something urgent to say.