Music

A Boise trio is showcasing baroque music at St. Michael's Cathedral, blending rich sound and history.

Boise’s 14th annual Treefort Music Fest is this week, and that means street closures, limited parking, and more pedestrians in Downtown Boise.

After eight years of honing their sound in local venues, Tater Patch is bringing its homegrown bluegrass to a larger stage, the Treefort Music Festival!

Celebrated guitarist, composer and bandleader Charlie Hunter brings his trio to Boise March 18 for an evening of genre-blending jazz, funk, blues and rock. The show is presented by Boise State Public Radio and Duck Club. He spoke with Boise State Public Radio's Troy Oppie ahead of his visit.

With the Feb. 9th deadline approaching, two NPR Tiny Desk judges joined Idaho Matters to talk about the contest that could take local musicians from their living rooms to NPR's iconic Tiny Desk stage.

A new biography takes an intimate look at how Carole King reshaped American music, overcame personal struggles and left an undeniable mark on generations of fans and artists.

Celebrating two decades of his holiday benefit concerts, Curtis Stigers teamed up with Jodi Peterson-Stigers to reveal big changes ahead for Interfaith Sanctuary.

Many low-income families in Idaho are facing uncertain times, as funds for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, have been paused and only partially restored temporarily amidst a federal government shutdown. Students in Boise decided to host a benefit concert at a popular local music venue to support the Idaho Foodbank.

Discover how one composer changed American music by blending classical and popular rhythms into an unforgettable sound.

Emmy winner and Grammy nominee Toni Childs reflects on her powerful career of music and joyful activism.