When you go to concerts, you usually have your eyes glued to the stage, right? Well, that wasn't quite the case for 19-year-old Kari Carberry and her father, who took a slightly different, but totally ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. How do deaf people enjoy concerts? ASL rock stars Amber Galloway and Julian Ortiz are sign language interpreters for live music ...

It's hard to upstage a celebrity, but this sign language interpreter made it look extremely easy. Holly Maniatty — sign language interpreter and the internet's new standard of "it's lit" — completely ...

Students from four Corpus Christi ISD schools performed for the deaf and hearing community at the district's annual American Sign Language holiday concert Friday evening. The show included a mix of ...

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SAN JOSEAs guitar riffs and growling Spanish vocals pound out of the tinny speakers of an iPhone, Neil Cordova grooves to the rhythm, scowling and moving his body to invoke the tone of the music. His ...

The Puerto Rican rapper also brought conscious rap and funky energy to his set. By Isabela Raygoza Associate Editor, Billboard Español Sin Suela lit up NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert with a historic and ...

When you go to a concert, you typically want a good view of the stage, but for this dad and daughter, the only thing that mattered was that they could see each other. The pair spent the evening ...

At a packed San Antonio theatre, three ASL interpreters translate Cypress Hill's profanity-laced hip-hop for deaf fans experiencing live music, blending linguistics, performance and physical stamina ...

At a recent rap performance, all eyes were on the sign language interpreter. Twista, who was once Guinness World Records' “fastest rapper of all time,” was performing on Saturday in Charlotte, N.C., ...

Create an account or log in to save stories. As the tribute band One Night of Queen banged out a version of the rock anthem “We Will Rock You” for a State Fair crowd, Tanya Hoting Mrazek stood on ...