Concert Calendar Burns Up With Coldplay
Coldplay from their Madison Square Garden concert in New York during the band’s 2008 Viva La Vida Tour. (Photo: John […]
Striving For Intimacy, Josh Groban Gets Casual
(Photos: Paul Trinh) Spontaneity in a live concert setting can work wonders when an artist is attempting to charm an […]
The 2012 Tour Machine Starts Cranking
It’s down to the last months of this current year, but concert promoters and big-name music acts want to give […]
Crapshooters and Cubans Causing a Stir
The summer’s getting hot and steamy, but that’s not deterring the action from being watered-down in reactive events that occurred […]
A Summer Return in the Berkshires
CultureTourist has returned from an extended spring hiatus in order to relaunch with the Summer Tour edition. Providing coverage and giving acknowledgment […]
Ricky Martin Energizes in Propulsive Concert
Photos: Paul Trinh The aroma of incense was emanating from backstage and the fan excitement was heavy just before the start […]
‘Mormon’ Musical Gaining Followers
Andrew Rannells (center left) and Josh Gad (center right) lead THE BOOK OF MORMON cast. (Photo: Joan Marcus) The Book […]
Newport Gets Jazzed Up
The who’s who of superstar jazz talent will once again converge in Newport, RI, this summer for the annual Newport Jazz Festival. Always […]
Tate Modern and British Museum Not Quite Free, But Enriching
Not all of the art at London museums can be seen for free. Even though the general admission policy is […]
Add the Barbican To Your Must-List
Seeing the London Symphony Orchestra in a robust concert program of Beethoven at the Hall at Barbican Centre is one of […]
Westlife Lacks Musical Substance
The guys of Westlife has made a successful career here in the UK covering derivative pop songs and stylings from other […]
National Theatre’s ‘Frankenstein’ a Fantastic Human Creation
Danny Boyle’s production of Frankenstein is a multisensory feast of the senses that envelops you immediately as you enter from the lobby to […]
Majestic V&A Collection Astounding
As massive and ambitious as the Met Museum in New York City, the Victoria & Albert Museum feasts your palette […]
‘The Children’s Hour’ Filled With Deceit
Lies and accusations fill the pot-boiler drama The Children’s Hour, now playing here in the West End theatre district of […]
After Obstacles, London Presents Itself
It’s been quite a journey getting here to London. After barely catching our connecting flight in Toronto because of a narrow […]
On Tour: London
It’s time to take this on the road! I will be making my way to London tonight and you’ll be […]
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