L.A. Times - Entertainment — Like the familiar, undulating chords of his compositions, Philip Glass is in a state of perpetual motion. At 81, the world’s most famous taxi driver-turned-composer is busy traveling, composing, performing and, when necessary, taking to the st... more info

New York Times — The countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo has planned an all-star art-clothes-dance-video spectacle to accompany the release of his new album, “ARC.” more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — What to do, what to do? Noteworthy happenings around Southern California this weekend include pianist Simone Dinnerstein, et al., performing a custom-made concerto by Philip Glass, the latest site-specific work from Heidi Duckler, the final shows for... more info

Guardian Music — Oval Space, LondonThe composer, aided by guitarist son Gyan, sounds like Bach doing bebop during this series of joyously ramshackle improvisationsFor half a century, Terry Riley has found himself filed alongside fellow American composers such as Stev... more info

Consequence of Sound — Country star Reba McEntire and jazz legend Wayne Shorter will also be honored this December. more info

Stereogum — Last year, LL Cool J became the first rapper to receive an award at the Kennedy Center Honors. This year, Hamilton will become the first musical to receive an award. The Kennedy Center has occasionally honored groups like the Eagles and creative part... more info

New York Times — Reba McEntire, Philip Glass and Wayne Shorter will also be honored at the Kennedy Center ceremony, which Mr. Trump skipped last year after some winners expressed discomfort with him. more info

Nialler9 — THURSDAY JULY 5TH Pierce Turner @ Coughlan’s (9pm, €20) Ex-Turner and Kirwan/The Major Thinkers man and Philip Glass associate continues his steady creative journey with a trip to Coughlan’s. FRIDAY JULY 6TH Under a Plastic Cloud @ Th... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tonight's NYC-area shows include U2, Amenra, Michael Riesman performing Philip Glass, and more. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Philip Glass premiered "Music in 12 Parts" at Town Hall in 1974. Continue reading… more info