Music

Jazz legends, singer-songwriters and punk rockers headline this week's live music and arts events around the region.

Columbia Records will release a recording of the opening night of the second leg of the Rolling Thunder Revue, 50 years after the concert.

The Colombian pianist, composer and educator discusses his artistic journey, the search for an authentic musical voice, and how reconnecting with his cultural heritage is shaping a new chapter in his work.

From jazz and flamenco to underground indie music and electronic dance culture, this week's live music picks showcase the diversity of Tampa Bay's arts scene.

The band, which includes its founding lead singer, plays the BayCare Sound Sunday at 6 p.m.

Whether the composers meant for this music to be scary is debatable. But, it still is.

St. Petersburg's Bela Souza blends jazz, bossa nova and musical theater influences into performances designed to move audiences.

The Artimus Pyle Band pays tribute to Ronnie Van Zant Oct. 10 in Largo.

From indie rock and Americana to jazz and underground music, venues across Tampa Bay and Central Florida offer a varied lineup of live performances this weekend.

Rise Above Performing Arts and Manatee Performing Arts Center stage separate productions of a revised version of a musical that was once a Broadway flop.

The ensemble explores salsa, Brazilian and Afro-Caribbean traditions while paying tribute to influential Latin jazz artists.

We learn more about a Tampa Bay Times investigation that found a "side door" in the foster care system that can leave parents struggling to reunite with their children.