When GroundUp Music Festival was first conceived, it not only meant introducing Miami to touring musicians that played a more eclectic sound than what is typically heard in the city these days, but it ...

WASHINGTON — From the Grammy stage straight to the Kennedy Center Concert Hall, two talented music acts will join the NSO Pops live next week. Three-time Grammy winner Snarky Puppy brings its ...

Don't let their name fool you - the band Snarky Puppy is no joke. In fact, the only funny thing about Snarky Puppy's March 14 concert at the Berklee Performance Center was the expression on ...

The five-time Grammy award-winning band Snarky Puppy will perform at Roadrunner in Boston to promote their newest album, “Empire Central” (2022), on April 8. Bandleader and bassist Michael League ...

Shaun Martin, a multiple Grammy winner best known as a keyboard player for the jazz fusion group Snarky Puppy and a three-decade collaborator of gospel star Kirk Franklin, died Saturday at age 45.

If you had gone up to bassist Michael League in his freshman year when he was studying jazz at University of North Texas and told him that someday he would win four Grammys, make two acclaimed records ...

With the release of their last two live CD/DVDs on Ropeadope Records and GroundUP Music, Snarky Puppy has gone from an underground secret to one of the most internationally respected names in ...

Snarky Puppy is a swiss army knife of a band, not so much transcending genres as folding them all into a tightly crafted, multipurpose package. Combining immediate pop appeal, booty-shaking funk, ...

Michael League (from left), Larnell Lewis (blurry, on drums), and Bob Lanzetti of Snarky Puppy performed at Deep Ellum Art Co. in Dallas on March 3. Brian Friedman At this point, it may seem like a ...

It was fitting that eclectic jazz-funk act Snarky Puppy played Jefferson Center on Friday night. The previous Sunday, the band — along with singer Lalah Hathaway — won a Grammy Award for best R&B ...

Nowadays, it takes a special group of musicians to get a crowd of over 2,000 people on their feet, screaming and cheering song after song… without uttering a single lyric. Yet Snarky Puppy—the ...