Nastia Voynovskaya
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Friday
Friday
August Ponthier sings a love letter — and a critique — of Texas
Brent Faiyaz Mark Peaced/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Monday
The long history of (trans)gender panic. Getty Images hide caption
Thursday
International musicians rethink touring the U.S. amid aggressive immigration policies
Monday
Bells Larsen (middle) was forced to cancel his U.S. tour because of the Trump administration's gender policy. Other artists like Alex Bernath (right) are reconsidering the benefits of touring the U.S., while some, like Trupa Trupa (left), are determined to perform stateside despite a challenging visa process and increased immigration enforcement. Brian Kramer; Lawrence Fafard; Alex Bernath; hide caption
International musicians rethink touring the U.S. amid aggressive immigration policies
Thursday
Israel-Hamas war causes conflict at San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center for the Arts
Monday
The Oakland artist Spellling is one of countless musicians this year to have tours disrupted by a band member catching COVID-19, with costly and draining consequences. Illustration by Jackie Lay/Photo by Sharon Lopez/NPR/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Wednesday
Tap into the peaceful mindset from days on the water. Kara Frame/NPR hide caption