NASHVILLE PRIDE — Janet Jackson is one of the most iconic women in music history, and yet she had been denied induction in the Rock and...
JACKSONVILLE FREE PRESS — In August 2018, American Association Retired People (AARP) launched a newsletter entitled: “Sisters: For Black Women By Black Women,” a new digital...
HUDSON VALLEY PRESS — The project places Black classical composers and much of their previously overlooked music into today’s cultural consciousness.
WAHSINGTON INFORMER — “The Hip Hop Nutcracker,” running Dec. 18-19 with this year’s special guest, MC Kurtis Blow, reimagines Tchaikovsky’s classic score through explosive hip-hop choreography.
WASHINGTON INFORMER — Europe was a man who lived and breathed music, and is credited with many firsts in African-American history.
NNPA NEWSWIRE — After a thorough evaluation of dozens of proposals, Comcast selected AFRO and CLEO TV, both of which will provide quality entertainment that highlights...
THE AFRO — A long time sufferer of extreme anxiety, Devin has decided to take a stance, and use his music and his voice as both...
Jacksonville Free Press— The story of the Clark Sisters is coming to television in 2019 as a Lifetime movie will follow the gospel legends’ rise to...
MILWAUKEE COURIER — Hours before the Marquette Golden Eagles hit the Fiserv Forum, Zachary Strayhorn walks into the state-of-the art facility like one of the team.
WAVE NEWSPAPERS — He made a name for himself as a keyboardist, playing rhythm and blues and jazz with a diverse group of music legends including...
NEW ORLEANS DATA NEWS WEEKLY — Instruments like drums, trumpets, and tambourines echoed off the walls and The Saints Go Marching In directed the crowd of...
Charleston Chronicle — Ray DeeZy’s latest EP, “When It All Boils Down”, is set for release on digital platforms November 2.
NEW ORLEANS DATA NEWS WEEKLY — When the National Football League invited Rihanna to perform at the upcoming Super Bowl, the 9-time Grammy winner and Fenty...
NASHVILLE PRIDE — You are always finding an individual African American who feels that he or she can speak on behalf of all African Americans; however,...
NASHVILLE PRIDE — Jon Batiste has recorded and performed with artists in various genres of music, released recordings consistently since 2005 and performed in more than...
DALLAS POST TRIBUNE — It’s been quite a summer for Dallas r&b/soul/dance singer-songwriter Clayton Morgan. His critically acclaimed single, “Taste For Love” were released on June...
DEFENDER NEWS SERVICE — South Africa’s Soweto Gospel Choir returns to Houston on Wednesday, Oct. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in Jones Hall for the Performing Arts.
THE BIRMINGHAM TIMES — The Arthur Means Fine Arts Complex at the George Washington Carver High School for Health Professions, Engineering and Technology was dedicated on...
CINCINNATI HERALD — Hip-hop meets classical violin when the nationally-acclaimed band, Black Violin, makes its much-anticipated return to Cincinnati at Music Hall’s Springer Auditorium.
THE OKLAHOMA EAGLE — The last time Ready For The World performed in Tulsa was 2014 New Years with Tony Toni Tone and Black Street.
PRECINCT REPORTER NEWS — The latest form of the New Edition to hit the stage is RBRM (Ronnie Devoe, Bobby Brown, Rick Bell and Michael (Mike)...
MILWAUKEE COURIER — It’s no secret that Milwaukee’s downtown is being revamped. With so much focus on the downtown area, has the city forgotten about surrounding...
MINNESOTA SPOKESMAN-RECORDER — Filmmaker and photographer Philip McGraw is looking to refocus the community’s lens on Twin Cities Black artists. His new film 8 Seasons of Art captures the...
LOS ANGELES SENTINEL — More than 200 members of Florida A&M University’s (FAMU) Marching “100” performed outside of First AME Church of Los Angeles.
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