Music
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The widely beloved D.J., producer and booster championed the sounds of his hometown and served as a trusted tastemaker, in Michigan and around the globe. Source
The company, which operates Ticketmaster, will now allow refunds for the thousands of concerts that have yet to be rescheduled. Source
An acclaimed young ensemble was making a fragile but sustainable living. Then the bottom dropped out. Source
Appointment viewing is back. What online events to look out for today, and when to tune in. Source
Ticket vendors are being criticized for treating the thousands of live events that were called off as postponements, on which some do not offer refunds. Source
A music critic’s soundscape has been reshaped by the wail of ambulances. But she’s learning to hear in unexpected ways. Source
A three-time Grammy Award winner also known for his 1970s hits like “Ain’t No Sunshine” and “Use Me,” Mr. Withers last released an album in 1985. Source
The closing of the Manhattan institution, born in the days of Gershwin, after an ill-fated effort to relocate illustrates the struggle for small nonprofits. Source
Local stations have cut down on D.J.s coming to the studio, but playlists and personalities are holding strong as small stations get a chance to build bigger audiences. Source
Mr. Penderecki’s modernist compositions turned up in films like “The Exorcist” and influenced a generation of edgy rock musicians. Source
