Music

Today’s article reflects my conversations with Black musicians and singers who have performed with the Reno Jazz Orchestra (RJO) to get their thoughts.

The 25th anniversary of Artown kicked off with a virtual “Opening Night Extravaganza,” and continues the monthlong festival with many events online.

The Holland Project just wrapped up their 4th annual “Between the Lyrics,” a themed exhibit that inspires new creations from a variety of local artists.

Back in January, Reno’s Rigorous Proof released Postmodern Apocalypse. Time has passed, but it’s still wonderful. And what is time anyway?

Hundreds of Artown presenters have been working around venue closures and social isolation, adapting their output to a new reality.

Brian Landrus was introduced to jazz at Billinghurst Middle School, and he’s taken his music career a long way since then.

Just as he dips his toes into the world of retirement, 75-year-old Doug Clifford of CCR fame has released a new album.

Reno’s 7-Out is built around lyricism and the fusion of each member’s musical style, honed through gigs in the region.

Guest contributor Chuck Reider shares how local musicians are keeping jazz and spirits alive and well.

Mountain Music Parlor is waiting out the stay-at-home orders by supporting their community, sharing the love of music, and fixing an ill-timed basement flood.