Jeri Kopet

Ville Virtanen was just a normal Finnish college student. Than he made 1999's most inescapable techno earworm.

DJ Adam Bravin and musician Justin Warfield had no concrete plans to reunite their band, She Wants Revenge. However, the inclusion of the band’s hit track “Tear You Apart” on the premiere of “American Horror Story: Hotel” changed all that. “That started a momentum that led to this tour,” Bravin says. The pair of musicians … Continue reading Like Depeche Mode and The Cure? You may want to check out She Wants Revenge this weekend

“I ain’t no scholar / I don’t write no books,” proclaims Benjamin Laub, better known by his stage name Grieves, in the opening line of his 2011 track “On the Rocks.” The song is currently his top hit on Spotify and is one of the rap artist’s most attention-grabbing tunes. It shares the same addictive … Continue reading Seattle hip-hop artist Grieves brings gritty, self-reflective rap to Williwaw

When listening to Laura Gibson’s recent album, “Empire Builder,” released in April, it’s hard to imagine she hasn’t always considered herself a musician. Musically, Gibson is an old soul, despite the fact that she didn’t grow up learning the craft. “My origin story is a little nontraditional, I didn’t play music growing up, at all,” Gibson … Continue reading Folk artist Laura Gibson tours engrossing, critically acclaimed new album to Alaska

For the third year in a row Anchorage will host the Road to Vans Warped Tour, a daylong celebration of rock, punk, hardcore and metal on two outdoor stages at the Sullivan Arena. Headliners include scene veterans Sum 41 and Reel Big Fish, with fresh-faced national bands and several lucky local ensembles rounding out the … Continue reading Sum 41, Reel Big Fish headline 3rd Road to Warped Tour stop in Anchorage

Portland-based band STRFKR doesn’t shy away from getting a little weird. The psychedelic pop trio’s name is unutterable among polite company, and that’s just how they like it.

Genre-bending hip-hop artist K.Flay will be at Williwaw in Anchorage Friday, March 25.

Jake Shimabukuro has taken the underdog of the strings section to new levels throughout his musical career.

You've probably heard key tracks like “Party Hard” and “It’s Time to Party” coming at you from your television or a bar sound system.

Considering Wasteland Hop’s love of the wilderness, people and arts scene of Alaska, it’s no surprise that the Colorado band kicked off their 5 1/2-month tour in Alaska. They'll perform at the Seward Music and Arts Festival on Friday, Sept. 25.

Disco, power ballads, intrigue -- and nuns gone wild. Anchorage Concert Association's last big musical of the year, "Sister Act," will play in Anchorage from May 12-17.

For those who claim that classical music is a dead genre, piano duo Anderson and Roe are ready to show them otherwise.

“Dralion” will bring acrobats, aerialists, clowns and more to Fairbanks and Anchorage for the last shows in its 15-year run.