On Tuesday, the presumptive Republican nominee, former President Donald Trump, spoke with Action News' Walter Perez via satellite from New York, where he remains tethered due to his hush-money criminal trial underway in Manhattan.

Per Althoff, who previously had Marco on an episode of her own Really Good Podcast series, she was actually introduced to Marco’s work through a friend who considered them both “so similar.” In fact, this was Althoff’s introduction to Marco’s interviews.

Grind Magazine interviewed QuanF8e (Pronounced “Quan-Foe”) recently about his dedication and urge for mainstream success.

Wang then surprised the audience by bringing out Ciara, who took over the stage with a medley of Missy Elliot’s ‘Lose Control’, as well as her original songs ‘Level Up’ and ‘Goodies’.

Even her collaborators went into sessions asking what, exactly, they were getting themselves into. “I loved that no one knew,” she says. “You want to have people who love you for what you are, not what you make.”

In Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?!, we quiz an artist on their own career to see how much they can remember – and find out if the booze, loud music and/or tour sweeties has knocked the knowledge out of them

Cult post-hardcore band Quicksand have hailed Turnstile as a band they feel a “kinship” with, while also revealing the political themes of new album ‘Distant Populations’ and the “romance” of their past break-up.

Identity and dance :Camille A. Brown talks with Lara Downes

Geva Theatre Center is kicking off its new season with what it's calling an innovative and unconventional production. "Recognition Radio" is a series of audio plays celebrating Black voices. The plays were written and directed by Black artists.

Nietzsche famously said, ‘if you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you.’ Reverend Kingfish likely did so, and decided to write a song about it. After many years away from his home, The Reverend has returned to Rochester to shake things up with his guitar.

Meet Rachel Waddell. She’s the Director of Orchestral Activities at the University of Rochester.

David Temperley composes tuneful, expressive pieces in a classical mold, drawing on his experiences with chamber music and influences from the popular music he grew up listening to on the radio.

Each week in Next Noise, we go deep on the rising talent ready to become your new favourite artist. Dublin band Inhaler ought to have released their stonking debut album last year but a pandemic-induced pause gave new meaning to 'It Won't Always Be Like This', a defiant celebration of life's little and big moments. Words: Ella Kemp

Grammy-nominated composer and Bedford-born punk