Music and Dance News

Luke Little is officially an international touring musician. The upright bassist just returned from a two-city stop in Hungary. Get to know him here.

Patton, a self-described introvert, says he has always let his music speak for itself. This year, it seems to be saying plenty.

When Gregory Porter graduated from San Diego State University in 1997, his path wasn’t clear. But his late mother had given him life-altering advice: ‘Don’t forget about your music. It’s the best thing you do.’

After 41 years at SDSU, jazz educator Bill Yeager gives his final performance, leaving behind a legacy of musical excellence and generations of students

SDSU’s reestablished mariachi ensemble brings together students across majors, building community, cultural connection and new opportunities in music

New book explores the rise of K-pop academic curricula, transforming the global phenomenon into a performing arts discipline for learners of all ages

New book explores the rise of K-pop academic curricula, transforming the global phenomenon into a performing arts discipline for learners of all ages

The 2026 New West Evolving Arts and Music Organism (NWEAMO) Festival at SDSU’s Smith Recital Hall proved aptly eclectic.

Sixth annual program celebrates teachers nationwide; Sonya Schumann cited for leadership, innovation and community impact in music education

The three San Diego concerts (and a festival) you shouldn’t miss this week!