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September 9, 2009: Play It Backwards, Man!

As the hubbub of the remastered Beatles catalog dies down, check out the Top 10 Beatles Lullaby Albums, sleepytime renditions of Fab Four tunes; and the Best Beatles Sing-Alongs, one song from each of The Beatles' albums that you and your little ones can sing together. Courtesy Apple/EMI/Parl...

Tour Dates and Free Download from TMBG

In celebration of the release of They Might Be Giants' Here Comes Science, an album of science-related tunes for kids (and adults), the band have offered up a free download of "I am a Paleontologist," a rockin' ode to fossil lovers everywhere. Here's a list of tour dates for They Mig...

How To Raise Kids Who Love Music

Here's a great follow-up to last week's discussion of kids' music: Espie Estrella, About.com's Music Education Guide, put together this great tip list on how to share your love of music with your children, including both one-on-one and group activities. Any more music-sharing suggestions? ...

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Kids' Music Series Presented by ArtsQuest

Starting Saturday, September 12, 2009, a new kids' music series will debut at The Banana Factory in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. ArtsQuest will present KidTunes, a monthly music series designed to introduce children to diverse musical genres like rock, jazz, world and folk. The series will take place...

Kids' Music Festival in Folsom, California, August 29

Looking for an inexpensive way to spend the day out with your family? Tomorrow morning, Saturday, August 29, marks the second annual Children’s Music Festival at the Folsom Aquatic Center in Folsom, California. Performances run from 10am to 12:30pm, and admission is only $6 and includes free adm...

Schwartzberg and Armstrong Sound Off About Kids' Music

Joel Schwartzberg, featured blogger for the Newark, NJ-based Star Ledger, wrote a short piece this past Monday about kids' music for NJ.com's parenting blog, Parental Guidance. His article was a response to Lindsay Armstrong's article for Babble.com that included "a master mix of grown-up tu...