music

Whether you play an instrument, love collecting music, or listening to the radio, music has endless benefits when it comes to your mental health. Here are just a few.

Concerts, tours, and live performances were canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. While it will be known as the year the music died, artists still found a way to play and connect with their fans.

Lite Rock 96.9 WFPG, South Jersey's Official Christmas Music Station is proud to be a part of Jim Brickman's Comfort And Joy At Home Virtual Holiday Tour 2020.

We know music can affect our emotions, but there are actually physical benefits to listening to your favorite tunes.

Here are 5 artists/bands that would be a perfect fit for South Jersey's first ever 2020 drive-in concert.

Have you ever experienced a concert from the front seat of your car?

Bruce's music and film go great together.

Whether you play music, paint, write, garden or cook, you know how great it feels express your creativity in a healthy way. In fact, for many of us, when we are creating something, hours can seem like minutes. I used to paint with watercolors and now I spend time making an online family recipe book/photo album...

Music and Memory is a national program for people with dementia, such as Alzheimer's Disease. As a certified facility, Seashore Gardens Living Center in Galloway helps reduce symptoms and put a smile on the face of their residents.

Music can make us feel relaxed, excited, mellow or happy, but it can do so much more. The health benefits of music are so strong, doctors are now prescribing music therapy to improve several medical conditions.

Fulfilling their commitment to giving back to the community, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City is donating over 100 musical instruments to area schools.

Live music will once again fill the air at the Cape May Ferry Terminal for the Summer of 2018!