Music

Although there is no solid answer for what the future holds for Blue Ivy, it is widely recognized that the possibilities are limitless.

Judy Collins, a singer-songwriter who’s been performing for 60 years, qualifies as a musical legend. Legends occasionally come to Annapolis. Her show will be Saturday at Rams Head on Stage.

Only five elementary schools offer band or orchestra classes. Starting next fall, the district will hire one instrumental music teacher to work between two schools in a pilot model.

ATEEZ made their long-awaited Baltimore debut Wednesday night at CFG Bank Arena, bringing their high-intensity K-pop sound, sharp choreography and passionate fan base to the city for the first time.

You could catch Dominique Bianco’s performance in the coming week, join a scooter ride, watch a new production of "Much Ado About Nothing" or celebrate the 20th anniversary of "Wedding Crashers" this weekend.

If anyone can mend a busted guitar or restore an early 20th-century mandola, it’s Emory Knode of Appalachian Bluegrass Shoppe, Catonsville’s acoustic hospital.

R&B artists The-Dream, Jeffrey Osbourne and Lucky Daye will headline the Charm City Live festival on Sept. 20, Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced Tuesday.

Independence Day in Annapolis is a highlight of the year, where the city's rich history and modern celebrations meet.

You could catch a local music fest like no other this week, enjoy a Vegas magic act or soak up some local culture.

This year’s AFRAM festival will shine a spotlight on major musicians like Patti LaBelle, Saweetie and Juvenile. But don’t forget about the local Roots and Family Stage.

Eight front porches in the Homewood-Germantown neighborhood will transform into mini stages Saturday.

One of the things I loved most about former Beach Boy Brian Wilson was that he was weird. I mean that as a compliment.

Sly Stone, leader of the revolutionary Sly and the Family Stone, dies at 82.

Follow along with The Baltimore Banner’s live blog for real-time updates, photos and behind-the-scenes moments from our reporters on the ground at Wu-Tang's kickoff of its final tour.

Dapper Dan Midas, who just released an EP about his love of WWE wrestling, helps kick off this summer’s “Baltimore by Baltimore” festival series and the city's Pride celebrations.

Dapper Dan Midas, who just released an EP about his love of WWE wrestling, helps kick off this summer’s “Baltimore by Baltimore” festival series and the city's Pride celebrations.

If you’ve noticed people standing around with easels and paintbrushes this week, you’ve captured the essence of Paint Annapolis.

Baltimore rap duo Infinity Knives and Brian Ennals discuss their latest album, “A City Drowned in God’s Black Tears.”

As 803Fresh’s “Boots on the Ground” takes off, Baltimore’s TSU Dance Crew is putting their own spin on the viral hit.

Although the Annapolis Pride Parade is the city’s most politically charged event, the march and the festival that follow it on Saturday remain a fun, community-oriented event.