Unlike most Feinstein's headliners, who fly out of town shortly after their final performance, Spector is fixing to stay for a spell.

A group of highly regarded Bay Area musicians is launching their new ensemble theatrical concert at Freight & Salvage in Berkeley on Thursday, March 30.

Cabaret performer Carly Ozard, whose well-received tribute to her idol Bette Midler brought down the house at Feinstein's at the Nikko last year, returns to the scene of her past triumph with "More Shift Happens."

Like all great stars, Prince Rogers Nelson, the artist forever to be known as Prince, who died April 21 at the age of 57, was physically short (he stood five-feet-two) but large where it counted: In talent and in effect.

David Bowie's January 10 death from cancer proved shattering to millions of long-time admirers and obsessives. Music writer Dave Ford shares a brief chronology of his attendance at many Bowie concerts through the decades.

You know her from her iconic comedy roles on "Saturday Night Live" and other TV shows. And if you're lucky, you got to see her as Elphaba in the original Chicago and later Broadway productions of "Wicked."

With his new full album out, Steve Grand headlines this year's San Francisco Pride main stage on Sunday, June 28. Grand chats about his music in this interview!

It was only supposed to be a ten to fifteen-minute interview, but we went long; almost half an hour. That may not seem like a big difference, but with rock royalty on the phone, I knew that every minute with the girl-group icon counted.

With an almost innocent openness that counters a streetwise attitude, Cazwell has steamed up the music world with his amusingly sexy songs and videos.

The openly gay performer shares music and more in "Queen of Bounce," his new Fuse TV eight-part program.

The trademark tight white pants and Mohawk are gone. The artist formerly known as Nick Name, an out, proud and sometimes confrontational punk rock singer, returns to his folk, country and rock roots with his real name, Kent James.