It added, “The iHeartCountry Festival provides the same kind of promotion that that we see with artists on talk shows, late night television, the Super Bowl and in digital music performances and ...

Dr. Carr was the daughter of Barbara Carr, longtime co-manager of Bruce Springsteen, and the stepdaughter of music critic and author Dave Marsh.. She was predeceased by her sister Kristen Ann Carr ...

Carr references the FCC’s Feb. 6-issued advisory that followed payola accusations — or “forced quid pro quo” — leveled by Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), reminding radio broadcasters ...

Jekayln Carr garnered six Stellar awards wins, four GMA Dove wins, five GRAMMY® Award nominations, and two Billboard Music Award nominations. Carr's accomplishments on the charts include nine ...

TRACY CARR. Tracy Carr earned the Master of Music degree (MM) in Oboe Performance from Miami University in 1990 and was recently named a Marigaux Performing Artist. ... With fewer than 100 performing ...

Rushmore Music Festival students perform with faculty in both in-person and live-streamed concerts at the festival's residence.

On its face, “Peter Carr: Artist for Survival” is the first survey of an activist and artist who made flamboyant but regional contributions to California’s antinuclear movement, a minor poet ...

Sunday, May 7, The Carr Center’s performance studio at 15 E. Kirby St. will host Carrie Mae Weems, one of the world’s most influential contemporary artists, as she premieres her new film ...

Less than six months after winning his third Grammy Award (best gospel album for All Things New: Live in Orlando), Tye Tribbett swept the 2024 Stellar Awards, winning six awards, including artist ...

One of Detroit’s cultural gems may be in danger of closing its doors. The Carr Center, a Midtown institution based in the Park Shelton, is focused on bringing Black art to metro Detroit communities.

Tye Tribbett, Jekalyn Carr Win Big at 2024 Stellar Gospel Music Awards. Despite his sweep, Tribbett did not win male artist of the year. That award went to Melvin Crispell III.