The Ballroom Thieves have won over fans, with comparisons to the Avett Brothers and The Head and The Heart. They'll be accompanied by South Anchorage High School orchestra for a performance Sept. 22.
The rocker will play covers from her new album "Memphis Rock and Soul" and her own classic hits with her full band at the Atwood Concert Hall.
The internationally acclaimed artist's new band will play the Anchorage Museum planetarium.
The Zac Brown Band will play their second show in Anchorage on Saturday.
Jewel shared the stage with friends and family, performing in Alaska for the first time since 2009.
Fresh off Salmonfest, the band will end its weeklong Alaska tour with a performance Friday at Williwaw and Saturday at 49th State Brewing in Healy.
Jewel shared the stage with friends and family, performing in Alaska for the first time since 2009.
Ava Earl began playing music when she was 5, starting with the pennywhistle and then learning guitar and songwriting. She'll open the Ocean Stage at Salmonfest on Saturday, Aug. 5.
Ava Earl has recorded two albums and will perform at Salmonfest.
The new album “Mother Carries,” recorded in January, is quintessential Harm -- plush, mysterious and unpredictable.
Ben Harper, best known for hits “Burn One Down,” “Steal My Kisses” and “Diamond On the Inside,” will play a sold-out show at Moose's Tooth on Monday.
From an early age, Aaron Yates -- aka Tech N9ne -- was noticed for his quick flow and sharp enunciation, a kind of rap known as "chopper" style.
The Live After Five evening concerts, which will feature various bands through the summer, will continue on Thursdays through Aug. 10.
The indie pop-rock band will play Moose's Tooth for an "Almost to Solstice" show after releasing a new album earlier this year.
The restaurant and venue on Spenard Road hasn't been profitable, a current owner said.
The R&B-flavored protest song from Portugal. The Man's upcoming album "Woodstock" hit number one on Billboard's Adult Alternative chart in April.
Rap artist Azalea, a Jonas brother, country star Aaron Watson and a Fab Four tribute band will appear this year, organizers announced.
Andrew Vait and Emily Westman will showcase the full range of their musical chops during performances in Homer and Anchorage this week.
Despite being a decade old, Spenard Jazz Fest has flown under the radar of many local music fans. Along the way, it's developed some intriguing quirks and eccentricities.
Country, folk and pop singer-songwriter Jewel Kilcher was raised in Homer. Her breakthrough album was 1995's "Pieces of You."
