Detroit Free Press — Brian McCollum breaks down notable metro Detroit concerts, May 12-18.             more info

USA Today Music — On this episode of Tuesdays With Mary, we talk with a father and son who had a once-in-a-lifetime musical experience.             more info

Topix — For the first ten minutes of Ben Folds' performance at Cullen Performance Hall Saturday night, the singer-songwriter was nowhere to be found. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Logic sold out his Terminal 5 show and added another for April 4 at the same venue. Tickets are on sale now. Pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen, who appears on virtually every critic year-end list this year, is playing... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Ben Folds & yMusic went on a short North American tour this year ahead of their collaborative album, So There. Now that it's out, they've got plans for a much bigger tour in 2016. Dates include a NYC show... more info

Stereogum — Back in January, David Lynch presented Ringo Starr with the Lifetime Of Peace & Love Award at a benefit show for Lynch’s foundation. The concert featured a slew of artists performing songs from Starr’s vast catalog, among them Joe Walsh, Ben Harp... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Stephen Colbert made his debut as host of CBS' The Late Show on Tuesday night (9/8) with guests George Clooney and Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush. The end of the show featured a performance by house band Jon Batiste and Stay... more info

Stereogum — So There is the product of Ben Folds’ orchestral collaboration with the New York-based sextet yMusic, and over the course of the summer we’ve heard several singles off the album. The piano-pop offering “Capable Of Anything” and “Phone In A ... more info

Stereogum — Ben Folds has shared another new song from So There, his new collaborative album with NYC sextet yMusic. This one’s called “Phone In The Pool,” and he debuted the track live last month at Bonnaroo, but it sounds so much better in the studio ver... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Pop pianist Ben Folds turned mock conductor Saturday at the Greek Theatre, "leading" the New York-based orchestral sextet yMusic in a set of piano-driven chamber pop while entertaining the audience with his Gustavo Dudamel-esque moves. more info