Music

Baltimore Banner courts reporter Dylan Segelbaum has seen more than 350 bands since 2015. Here are four places that he's seen live music in Baltimore — and other concert venues on his list to visit.

The Baltimore-based artist — and one half of nationally-celebrated electronic duo Matmos — releases a new album full of experimental immersive grooves.

August's best rap and R&B from the Baltimore and DMV area.

Baltimore’s street performers say they’re frustrated by the city’s treatment of their art.

Vegan Soulfest, which promotes healthy eating to the city's Black community, will now feature the We Give Black Fest to provide education on entrepreneurship.

The listening event doubled as a music video shoot for “I’m Da Type,” a single for the upcoming project.

Chase Mortenson’s record collecting project, Crate Gatsby, is a constant log of Baltimore area soul music of the past.

Baltimore rap exploded in a dozen different directions in the 21st century: Here are the top 22 that show where the genre has been — and where it’s going.

When a Daniel Rich moves into his purpose, it is a triumph for the village.

Shwaze Collins has bounced around several careers to support his rap profession, but he has since found a job that he loves just as much.

The Park Heights rapper and entrepreneur gave a show for his most loyal supporters backed by local band The Natives.

Jonathon Heyward is proof that we should encourage the study of humanities.

The Northeast Baltimore rap star's newest project gives glimpses of his obvious musical gifts, but a lack of experimentation is holding him back from getting to the next level.

For a decade, the legendary DJ guided Baltimore through the history of music. His cult following grew alarmed when his radio show didn’t air on WTMD.

Jonathon Heyward said he knows the significance of making the BSO more accessible, which has been a consistent critique.

The duo’s new album, ‘King Cobra,’ manages to sound unique and futuristic despite gleefully mining the past.

The musician is collaborating with the aquarium on a program that's being described as a blend of biology lecture, animal sounds, vocalizations and pulsating images.

Miss Kam is a key figure in Baltimore’s music scene, but she also is an ophthalmic technician who is on her way to become a full-time ophthalmologist.

After two years of cancellation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Caribbean carnival is set to return to Baltimore at Lake Clifton Park. The two-day festival will include a parade, live music, food and much more family-friendly entertainment.

Ourisman Dodge, Jerry’s Subs & Pizza, Jiffy Lube, Len the Plumber are among the brands made recognizable by Art Ehrens' jingles.