Music

NewsWorks Tonight’s Dave Heller visited the workshop of restorative luthier, Tim Huenke, who owns and operates Superior Guitar Works in Flourtown, Pa.

One of Camden’s newest employers finds itself in hot water. Philadelphia’s Historical Commission hears hours of testimony on ...

Philadelphia mayor Jim Kenney and the council come to compromise on a 15-month-long battle over funding affordable housing. A local hospi ...

The legendary Electric Factory, which helped launch rock music in Philadelphia, has been sold. It will still operate as a music venue, but under a different name.

The Philadelphia Orchestra begins its new season with a new CEO.

Facility will host a variety of shows, entertainment and weekly church services.

Damaged instruments from the 'Symphony for a Broken Orchestra' are coming back into the Philadelphia School District, ready to play.

Amid the gospel, personal reflections and grief were calls to register and turnout to vote.

A 'Hamilton' musical theater summer camp puts kids in the room where it happens.

In 2000, the Philadelphia-based gospel group was deemed a "national treasure" by the National Endowment for the Arts.

Her entire career was a testimony to the wondrous mixtape of America itself. She stands as a rebuke to cultural police who try to prevent that type of border-crossing.

Aretha Franklin, 76, was the Queen of Soul. One of her final performances was in Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia Orchestra will bring in more women composers next season, including a workshop of six new pieces.

A Baptist church in West Philadelphia will premiere new music by four African-American composers working in the vein of Leonard Bernstein.

Princeton invited artist and scholars from Puerto Rico to work on their projects at the university campus during the summer.