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  • Hear the quintet, among the most sought-after players of their generation, play at Newport.
  • The well-traveled Chicago supergroup is touring in support of its ninth and latest album, The Moonlight Butterfly.
  • Hear a new set of repertoire played at Newport by the tenor saxophonist who blazes his own trail.
  • Hear the Brazilian singing (and soccer) sensation's smooth, Rio-style samba-cançãolive in concert.
  • The Brooklyn psych-pop band, on tour for its new album Shields, stopped by the 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 20. Hear our recording of the show.
  • The season is a-changing, and Brandon Summers and Benjamin Weikel have just the tune. Watch the duo perform "October," the lead single from its first album in almost five years.
  • "In Da Getto" is relentless and bound to keep energy up through a long night on the dance floor.
  • Wales, the rural coastal country just west of England, isn't where you'd expect to find one of the year's better bangers, but Juice Menace is here to blow up your Welsh stereotypes.
  • On Sunday, the Lundberg Survey reported gasoline prices fell more than 5.5 cents a gallon. That may not sound like a whole lot, but it's the first price drop all year.
  • According to one estimate, only 25 percent of those in one of these businesses turn a profit.
  • Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner talks about his musical Caroline or Change. A revival is playing to glowing notices, packed audiences and standing ovations.
  • The Librarian of Congres named Donald Hall the nation's new poet laureate on Wednesday. Meanwhile, the small town of Three Oaks, Mich., has already found one of its own. Not everyone there thinks a poet laureate is necessary for a small town, but others welcome the idea.
  • Shakespeare in Love director John Madden discusses his latest movie, Proof, an adaptation of the stage play by David Auburn. The film stars Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins and Hope Davis.
  • Andrew Bird's music has been defying description for years. "I sort of play with words and ideas, and they eventually kind of find their way into the nooks and crannies of the melodies," Bird says.
  • On Death Cab for Cutie's sixth album, Narrow Stairs, the band opted for a live sound in the studio. In an interview with host David Dye, guitarist and producer Chris Walla describes the disc as "louder and more dissonant."
  • Often compared to The Flaming Lips and Pavement for its complex indie-pop sound, The Spinto Band draws from the music of Burt Bacharach, The Beatles, The Beach Boys and many other acts with Bs in their names. Its latest album is Moonwink.
  • Often compared to The Flaming Lips and Pavement for its complex indie-pop sound, The Spinto Band draws from the music of Burt Bacharach, The Beatles, The Beach Boys and many other acts with Bs in their names. Hear The Spinto Band perform live in concert from WXPN in Philadelphia.
  • Actress S. Epatha Merkerson just won the triple crown of television honors: an Emmy, a Golden Globe, and a Screen Actor's Guild award. To many Law and Order viewers, Merkerson will always be Lt. Anita Van Buren.
  • The British duo Sleaford Mods talks about the influences behind their latest album, UK GRIM.
  • The shortage comes after the U.S. Mint stopped producing pennies last year.
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