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Music

Under the Stars: Nubya Garcia’s ornate visions send us on jazz ‘Odyssey’

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Plus: Questlove honors 1970s Stevie Wonder, Ghost Funk Orchestra horns up Kilowatt, Bandcamp Friday picks, more
Stage Review

In ‘Paradise,’ Puerto Rico’s colonial struggles reflected in everyday life

Charles Lewis III -
Tere Martínez's bright, brief play at Brava shows how imperialism becomes the norm by pitting folks against one another.
Music

‘You deserve to have a good life’: Animal Prince brings radical retro-pop joy

Marke B. -
On debut album 'Have Good Dreams,' the Oakland duo brilliantly deploys sweeping orchestration, bracing grooves.
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: 10+ terrific things to do this weekend

Marke B. -
Support Cutting Ball Theatre! Plus: Musclecars, GodzillaFest, Pine Box Boys, Celestial Navigation, Sunny War, Vintage Market...
Onstage

Debby Boone: ‘I’m relatable, fun, flawed, and real’

Joshua Rotter -
Unstoppable performer to light up stage at the 'Help Is On The Way: Broadway & Beyond' HIV/AIDS fundraiser.
Music

Freaky pharaoh of electro Egyptian Lover heats up the Meltdown

Joshua Rotter -
Legendary DJ and beat-maker on the early '80s LA rap scene, breaking the 808, and coming to Mosswood Park.
Music

Under the Stars: Sylvester shall sing again

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Carlos Niño's collab album with Andre3000 and friends, Arooj Aftab returns, Sis channels Sri Aurobindo. New music!
Music

Under the Stars: Wet your summer whistle with 40 years of ‘Purple Rain’

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Plus: Temperatures rise on Kaytranada's 'Timeless,' Mary Timony gets in her bag, dancing in Yerba Buena Gardens, more music
Music

From Soulsville, USA to the beach (Boys): 4 new music docs to tune up your summer sounds

John-Paul Shiver -
Never-before-seen archival footage gives insight on your favorites—unguarded Beatles and Indigo Girls, anyone?
Music

Under the Stars: Sheila E., Snoop Dogg, The Streets prove some classics still shine

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: New sounds from Los Bitchos, Allysha Joy, Ian Carey & Wood Metal Plastic—and RIP Rev. Cecil Williams.
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