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- 1Jacob Collier to perform at Boston's Museum of Science●Jacob Collier has left his mark on Berklee, Symphony Hall, and MIT. Now he’s coming to the Museum of Science.
Five-time Grammy winner Jacob Collier, the British multi-instrumentalist known for his genre-blending music, is set to perform at the Museum of Science in Boston. He has previously appeared at Berklee, Symphony Hall, and MIT in the city. The Boston Globe reported the upcoming show, drawing attention from local music fans curious about how his experimental sound will fit the unusual science-museum venue.
- 2Baltimore Symphony's Disco Inferno Show Reviewed▼Concert Review: ‘Disco Inferno: A 70’s Celebration’ with Christopher Dragon conducting the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
Christopher Dragon conducted the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in 'Disco Inferno: A 70's Celebration' at Baltimore's Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, with the concert program of 1970s disco music earning a review in local theatre press. The review covered the orchestra's take on the era's hits under Dragon's direction.