After a year in which its future seemed uncertain, Artscape returns to Baltimore next weekend for the first time since 2019.

If the Orioles find themselves in the opening game of the American League Division Series, there could be a clash with a Billy Joel/Stevie Nicks concert scheduled for the same date at the Ravens’ stadium.

Ken Jackson, who employed a silky baritone voice on Baltimore radio stations for nearly 60 years, died Monday at his son’s Towson home. He was 91.

The tour posted a statement to social media that Springsteen ”is being treated for symptoms of peptic ulcer disease."

The Maryland Stadium Authority, in negotiations with the Orioles over the team's stadium lease, will forgo a share in the revenues from Saturday's Bruce Springsteen show.

Delmar A. Stewart, a Baltimore Symphony Orchestra violist and luthier, died Aug. 12 at the University of Maryland Medical Center. He was 73.

Hip-hop celebrates its 50th birthday this year. Although the musical genre and cultural movement have deep roots, its genesis is often attributed to a 1973 summer party in the Bronx where DJ Kool Herc used two turntables to create a breakbeat - one of the foundations of modern hip-hop music.

The Grammy-nominated artist will perform in concert Dec. 6 at the CFG Bank Arena in downtown Baltimore.

For the second year in a row, the main act for the fledgling Baltimore festival has canceled their appearance leaving city officials to scramble.

In the five decades since hip-hop emerged, there’s no corner of the world that hasn’t been touched by it. Those looking for the genre's starting point have landed on Aug. 11, 1973, turning this year into a 50th-birthday celebration.

In the five decades since hip-hop emerged, it has spread around the globe. Its foundations are steeped in the Black communities where it first made itself known but it's reached every corner of the world. Hip-hop has impacted everything: Art, culture, fashion, community, social justice, politics, sports, business. This year is being marked as a 50th anniversary celebration.

A decade after Manilow’s first — and only — Baltimore show, he’s bringing pop hits and philanthropy to CFG Bank Arena.

Beyoncé has taken the stage at FedEx Field after weather caused significant delays at the second night of the legendary artist’s Renaissance World Tour stop in Maryland, and her tour is funding extended Metro hours to accommodate fans traveling by rail.

Leona M. Comer-Hill, co-owner of Comer Construction in Harford County who enjoyed bluegrass music and riding her Harley-Davidson motorcycles, died Thursday in Forest Hill. She was 60.

Post Malone’s new album “Austin” debuts today worldwide but the singer marked the occasion at The Sound Garden in Fells Point.

Country singer Jason Aldean performs his newly controversial song “Try That in a Small Town” at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, thanks his fans for their support and says he has “never been more proud to be a part of country music than I was this week.”

Country singer Jason Aldean's song “Try That in a Small Town” and an accompanying music video have drawn backlash.

Jason Aldean, a country singer who released a new song that references violence toward people who disrespect America and law enforcement, is coming to Columbia’s Merriweather Post Pavilion on Thursday.

An Die Musik has become a critical cog in Baltimore’s musical ecosystem by providing classical music and jazz concerts that can’t be heard anywhere else.

Young and old enjoy music, food and collectibles at the 123rd Maryland German Festival at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium, Maryland.

The waterfront music and maker festival Baltimore by Baltimore is returning to the Inner Harbor Amphitheater on July 1.

At 19, Jordan Waters is living her childhood dream of being a professional guitarist and doing it on stage three nights a week for one of Billboard’s hottest singers.

Louis Edward Law Sr., an insurance agent who had a weekend role as a doo-wop tenor, died June 4 at Future Care Homewood. He was 72.

Since 2007, Tuned-In has provided free musical training and youth development opportunities to talented Baltimore students, with an emphasis on kids from disadvantaged backgrounds.

H.E.R. is set to perform at the one-day free music festival set for Saturday, Aug. 26, at War Memorial Plaza in front of Baltimore's City Hall.

Tuned-In, celebrating its 15th anniversary, consists of tuition-free instruction for gifted kids from under-served backgrounds, particularly for kids of color.

One of the most prolific figures in hip-hop and a former student at the Baltimore School for the Arts, Tupac Shakur was given the 2,758th star on the Walk of Fame.