The Indie highlights our favorite local jazz destinations for everything from dive bar jam sessions to top-shelf talent.
Hot summer days, cool jazz nights
michael gutierrez
Now playing at a theater near you: class warfare
The board files an unfair labor practice charge against the union in the latest development of the two-yearlong contract negotiation.
Prayers up for global jazz at Regattabar in Harvard Square
The Ize Trio celebrate the release of their latest album 'Global Prayer' with special guest saxophonist Gregory Groover, Jr.
Author Foster Hirsch introduces us to the dark side of the screen
“Noir City Boston” returns to the Brattle, delivering tough guys, blonde bombshells and fugitives from justice through Monday.
They Might Be Giants play the hits for the hometown crowd
The veteran duo out of Lincoln, Massachusetts mix gimmickry with musicianship at House of Blues.
Ize Trio make global jazz their own at Regattabar on Sunday
Pianist Chase Morrin talks about the mentors and faith that inspired the trio's latest album "Global Prayer."
Someday Festival is twice as nice with a second day of music
At Warehouse XI, you're going to like the way local music sounds, we guarantee it.
Summer Festival Preview
Music festivals, from one-day local affairs to multiday out-of-towners, that are worth getting off the couch for.
Cole Pulice and Pat Horigan explore new horizons at Deep Cuts
Follow the breadcrumbs of devotional music, New Age, and ambient to a new kind of jazz.
Solidarity through sound
The "Which Side?" protest music series returns with a diverse lineup to the Burren Back Room on May 19.