The Giants of Jazz 2LP reissue unites Frank Sinatra’s classic mid-’60s collaborations with Count Basie and Duke Ellington, newly remastered for vinyl.

Two Christmas shows and additional musical nights are scheduled at Songbird Live through the end of the year. Quamon Fowler & Friends hit the stage tonight. “He’s an excellent jazz saxophonist,” ...

T he legendary music producer, conductor, and songwriter Quincy Jones, known for his inimitable film scores and ...

One of my favorite memories of visiting Los Angeles in the summer of 2023 was walking along Vine Street, looking down at the stars of the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and seeing the name of music composer, ...

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / October 28, 2025 / HWAL Inc., formerly Hollywall Entertainment, Inc. , announces the launch of "Lunar Records", a joint venture between HWAL subsidiary Melody Trust, ...

Lineup includes 23 ad-free channels to soundtrack the holidays including returning favourites Jimmy Fallon's Holiday ...

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / October 28, 2025 / HWAL Inc., formerly Hollywall Entertainment, Inc. (OTC:HWAL), announces the launch of "Lunar Records", a joint venture between HWAL subsidiary Melod ...

LITTLESTOWN — It was late Friday afternoon, and Herb Sell was preparing to play for another crowd, like he's been doing for 80 years. He answered the door of his home in the only town where he's ever ...

Irving Azoff‘s Iconic Artists Group has acquired a stake in the estate of legendary crooner Frank Sinatra. Azoff revealed the news last week while speaking at a Bloomberg conference in Los Angeles, ...

The University of Michigan will host jazz performances by the Count Basie Orchestra and Herbie Hancock. Herbie Hancock will perform with musicians like Terence Blanchard and play a mix of his classic ...

A fascinating look at how Frank Sinatra transformed the music industry by pioneering the concept of the album as a unified artistic statement. Through innovation and vision, Sinatra turned a ...

Before Frank Sinatra, nobody was calling the American songbook “great.” Popular songs were considered ephemeral—heard and enjoyed, then quickly forgotten. But Sinatra was among the first to realize ...