Nebraska football faces long odds in the Las Vegas Bowl, but the Huskers will try to beat the house, No. 15 Utah and its own ...

Armed with a piccolo and a base trombone, Regina and David Raney of Athens will be among 300 band directors from across North ...

Well the best rhythm games are here to help you do just that. From hitting notes in combat to conquer your foes, to landing notes to the music to earn yourself the highest score, there's all kinds of ...

Warwick Valley High School senior Rowan Roepe remembers the day clearly, back in fourth grade, when students were asked to ...

LuxUrban Hotels filed for bankruptcy protection late Sunday, the latest sad-trombone note in the operator’s woeful performance as a public enterprise. LuxUrban got into the hotel business in 2021, a ...

New Orleans musician Troy Andrews aka Trombone Shorty founded the Trombone Shorty Foundation to support young musicians in the city in the wake of Katrina. The foundation provides music education, ...

Hardware company Plaud.ai released its new physical notetaker, the Plaud AI Pro, on Wednesday. The notetaker, priced at $179, comes two years after the original Plaud Note was released, and a year ...

Ska heads have been waiting for this: A trombone emoji is imminent. The Unicode Consortium, a nonprofit foundation that upholds the Unicode Standard, announced the approved 2025 list of emoji. Other ...

ONE of the high points of the 1965 Monterey Jazz Festival was reached during the final afternoon concert, when Henry (Red) Allen, the fifty-eight-year-old New Orleans trumpeter and singer, ...

As Trombone Shorty put it, Spokane took “a little trip down to New Orleans” at Northern Quest Resort and Casino on Sunday night. I barely missed the first opener, Dumpstaphunk, but the second opener, ...

Trombone Shorty, real name Troy Andrews, launched the Trombone Shorty Foundation in 2011 with executive director Bill Taylor. Together with an esteemed group of staff, the duo collaborate to ensure ...

Vatican City, May 8, 2025 — Before ascending to the papacy as Pope Leo XIV, Robert Francis Prevost led a surprising double life: acclaimed theologian by day, and celebrated jazz trombonist by night.