Pittsburgh Jazz Network
THE DESTINY OF LIVE MUSIC VENUES
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James Street Gastropub & Speakeasy goes silent permanently
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Make Pittsburgh Great Again
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Feeling unwelcome, James Street Speakeasy owners to close up
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Ex-Time Warner CEO reopens famed Harlem jazz club
By Jennifer GouldJanuary 16, 2017 | 11:04pm |…
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SAVE JAMES STREET FROM BEING CLOSED DOWN
PLEASE HELP US KEEP OUR DOORS OPEN! Throughout the 1990âs, 422 Foreland Street in Pittsburgh's Northside, was the place to be if you were a jazz musician or a lover of jazz music. James Street Tavern was a place that is near and dear to the heart of so many. Fast forward to 2011. James Street…
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New Cultural Restaurant & Lounge
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From Boplicity to Duplicity: What's new?
Is a handshake binding? I’ve always valued it as sealing the deal. But, is it enough? Should I make sure that every agreement is written, especially when it comes to business arrangements? Are the rules the same for musicians? A handshake (or as I’d like to refer to it as a gentlemen’s…
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What do you think of the direction of Lil Wayne
"The Wrap-Up Magazine" is ready to deliver you some of their best "Lil Wayne" moments. Check out some of the post below to see how we like to portray the rapper. Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr.,…
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The jazz scene at Eileen’s in Homewood
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Remembering when Shadyside was the happening strip for entertainment...
Pittsburgh's Greenich Village Where the Music PlayedWalnut Street in Pittsburgh's Shadyside neighborhood was a vibrant of center Pittsburgh…
