The sounds of classic country and rock n’ roll are set to fill the air as the City of Princeton welcomes back a fan-favorite ...

A variety of free musical performances are on offer this week, with Celtic music coming to Big Rapids, and music from the ...

Swing music never really disappeared from the state, but as the years continued, it became less and less popular. For some though, the love only got stronger: In 2014, ...

The Springfield community came together for an unforgettable evening of live music in one of the city's most historic sites.

Dan Gabel, who has been described as “the champion of big bands and vintage jazz” by The Syncopated Times, and his Orchestra ...

Swing music began in the 1930s, at a time when the Great Depression weighed heavily on the nation. The music’s lively rhythms were perfect for energetic dancing, for lifting spirits and helping ...

Imagine sashaying into a night club, looking to get down to some thumping electro, only to hear swing music from the 1930s. That's just what you'd hear if you happen into a club where the band ...

By the end of World War II in 1945, swing music was replaced with new sounds like Bebop and rhythm and blues. As Jews embraced a state of their own in 1948 with Hebrew as the lingua franca, ...

swing music represents our regression to the primitive tom-tom-tom, a rhythmic sound that pleases savages and children alike. it acts as a narcotic and makes them forget reality.

A popular spot, Swing 46 is the only jazz and supper club in the world that has live swing music and dancing seven nights a week. As a result, international and local dancers can be found here on ...

Most swing dancers today are white, and because West Coast Swing disconnects swing steps from jazz music and sands down their swung rhythm, “some people consider it to be a further whitewashed ...