entertainment - "music"

Music News: Documentary will premiere November 30 -- MTV will bow the 90-minute Britney Spears docu 'Britney: For the Record' Sunday, Nov. 30.

Exclusives: Propeller, Bridge Project in lineup -- The premiere stage productions of the trans-Atlantic Bridge Project and the return of Brit legit troupe Propeller are among the offerings of the 2009 spring season at Brooklyn Academy of music.

Wii music band camp opens for business Nov. 13.

F, Monday, Orange, February, Venus, Lunatic, 1 or 13, the improbably named, full-length debut from rock band Colourmusic, has a mouthful of a title, and it's not the only thing that's over-the-top about the Oklahoma group. Not only does the band dress in matching all-white outfits for live performances, but they've also gone so far as to grow matching bushy mustaches and beards. So it's not surprising that the personal quirks of the band spill over into the music.

Teng did a complete turnaround when she opted out of a lucrative career as a software engineer in the Silicon Valley to pursue music. Classically trained on the piano, Teng evokes Chopin, while her voice brings to mind Sarah McLachlan and Tori Amos.

Legit News: Musical theater parody stars scribe David Pittu -- That smell is moving uptown, with 'What's That Smell: The music of Jacob Sterling' heading to Off Broadway's New World Stages for a commercial run next month.

Just as über-popular video streaming service YouTube announced it would start flogging the music behind the movies, social networking behemoth Myspace was forced to shut down its own digital outlet

A defendant had a hard time facing the music. Andrew Vactor was facing a $150 fine for playing rap music too loudly on his car ...

For fifteen years, it's been the Great Big Sea's quest to form the perfect marriage of pop music and their native Newfoundland's sea shanty tradition. The new effort finds their hard-driving sound exploring more of the rock territory, with a core inextricably tied to their homeland.

The Boston Typewriter Orchestra is a small, Monty Python-esque group that mixes original 'typewriter' music with swatches of surrealist comedy. Sometimes they play their typewriters so hard that they upset the audience.