The return of The Rubinoos, the rebirth of Earth Quake, and the legacy of Beserkley Records.

Spanish pianist/composer Marta Sánchez exemplifies the freedom available for jazz composers eager to hone a personal sound.

Popular listening space the Sound Room will be ensconced in the old Roger’s Auto Works building.

The singer, songwriter, and keyboard player has a new solo album prompted by the darkness of Donald Trump.

The mini festival brought to you by the San Francisco bluegrass ensemble Brothers Comatose moves to Berkeley this year for a special holiday party.

The two-time Juno Award-winner recently has absorbed a fascinating array of influences, from Portuguese fado and Celtic cadences to the sinewy Saharan blues of Mali’s Tinariwen.

This tour shows a more experimental side of the popular singer, with her breaking out of the R&B chrysalis with a blend of hard rock and melodious soul.

This jazz supergroup is more than the sum of its superlative parts.

UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra scores video game hits for Video Games Live!

The storied New Orleans powerhouse will be at the New Parish.

The band is touring to promote its third album.

The orchestra promises to invigorate the classics with some unpredictability.