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Local Clown Trades Red Nose for Real Job, Still Obsessed with Balloons

Sunday, March 23 by Lorenzo North

In an unexpected twist of fate, Larry the Clown—famous for his big shoes, even bigger hair, and a honking horn that could wake the dead—has traded in his circus life for a job in corporate America. Larry is now a financial...

Steve Martin and Martin Short Extend Dukes of Funnytown Tour Through December

Sunday, March 23 by Lorenzo North

Steve Martin and Martin Short have announced the latest leg of their 'Dukes of Funnytown Tour,' set to run from August through December. The tour will conclude on the East Coast with performances at Albany, NY’s Palace Theatre on December 4 and Wallingford, CT’s...

5th Anniversary Celebrating Go-Go Music as Washington D.C.s Official Sound

Sunday, March 23 by Lorenzo North

In Washington, D.C., the community is celebrating the recognition of go-go music as the city's official music, a designation that acknowledges its cultural significance nearly five years after Mayor Muriel Bowser signed it into law. The "Go-Go Music of The District of Columbia Designation...

Go-Go Museum and Café Celebrates D.C.s Iconic Music Genre and History

Sunday, March 23 by Lorenzo North

The Go-Go Museum and Café has officially opened in Anacostia, Washington, D.C., providing a dedicated space to celebrate the unique musical genre that originated in the city. Founded by Ron Moten, the museum aims to showcase the cultural and historical significance of Go-Go music,...

Erykah Badu Returns to Studio with First Album in 15 Years, Collaborating with The Alchemist

Wednesday, March 19 by Lorenzo North

Erykah Badu is currently dedicating much of her time to an upcoming album, which is a significant focus in her life right now. Despite her enthusiasm for the project, Badu has expressed that her primary identity is as a performance artist rather than a...

Unforgettable March 5th Events from 1920 to 1960

Wednesday, March 5 by Lorenzo North

History is an intricate tapestry woven with moments that often go unnoticed until we pause to reflect on their significance. March 5th, a seemingly ordinary date, holds within its folds some extraordinary events that shaped the world in subtle yet profound ways. Let’s journey...

Rediscovering the Harp’s Enchantment in Classical Music

Monday, March 3 by Lorenzo North

The harp, with its ethereal strings and shimmering presence, often adds a touch of magic to classical compositions. Yet, it remains one of the most underappreciated instruments in orchestras today. While the violin and piano frequently steal the spotlight, the harp quietly weaves its...

TUCKER WETMORE ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM WHAT NOT TO, OUT APRIL 25

Monday, February 24 by Lorenzo North

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (February 21, 2025) – Cementing his place as one of country music’s most sought after new stars, Tucker Wetmore announces his debut album

Maddie & Tae Distill the Joy of Ride-or-Die Friendship New Album Love & Light Arrives May 2

Monday, February 24 by Lorenzo North

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Country music’s most vibrant female duo Maddie & Tae announce their fourth studio album Love & Light due out May 2 on Mercury Nashville. The 16-track album features previously released songs “Free Like,” “Sad Girl Summer,” “Heart They Didn’t Break,” and today’s latest good-time...

The Emotional Spectrum of Classical Music Unveiled Through Unexpected Collaborations

Sunday, February 23 by Lorenzo North

Classical music has long been a bastion of tradition, its roots running deep through the annals of history, yet it is also a genre ripe for innovation and collaboration. While Beethoven and Mozart dominate the stage in popular imagination, the world of classical music...

Author: Lorenzo North

Local Clown Trades Red Nose for Real Job, Still Obsessed with Balloons

Steve Martin and Martin Short Extend Dukes of Funnytown Tour Through December

5th Anniversary Celebrating Go-Go Music as Washington D.C.s Official Sound

Go-Go Museum and Café Celebrates D.C.s Iconic Music Genre and History

Erykah Badu Returns to Studio with First Album in 15 Years, Collaborating with The Alchemist

Unforgettable March 5th Events from 1920 to 1960

Rediscovering the Harp’s Enchantment in Classical Music

TUCKER WETMORE ANNOUNCES DEBUT ALBUM WHAT NOT TO, OUT APRIL 25

Maddie & Tae Distill the Joy of Ride-or-Die Friendship New Album Love & Light Arrives May 2

The Emotional Spectrum of Classical Music Unveiled Through Unexpected Collaborations

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