John Legend, Kesha, Foo Fighters, Laufey and more reimagined Mariah Carey classics at the singer's MusiCares Person of the Year gala. Our recap: ...

The NFL announced Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum recording artist Teddy Swims as the headline performer for the Super Bowl ...

Kanye West is returning to Mexico, and Vix will livestream his concerts at the Monumental Plaza de Toros “La México.” After ...

In honor of the sudden, baffling wave of 2016 nostalgia, we’re taking the greatest movie ever made to task. Doink-de-doink!

New reissue of Rush's tenth studio album, Grace Under Pressure, features new Terry Brown mix of the album and a full 1984 ...

LU: As David Lee Roth once said, 'The only reason you look in the rearview mirror is to see how cool you look going forward.' I'll never sit and slag off decisions we made in the past. Whatever I ...

The Hermitage Artist Retreat has announced the fifth annual concert in the Ruby E. Crosby Alumni Music Series at the Hermitage, featuring Juilliard-trained flutist and Hermitage alumna Emi Ferguson.

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Exactly one year after the devastating Eaton fire broke out, the Los Angeles folk-rock band Dawes will present an ...

January is a quieter month for major tours in Nashville, offering a chance to discover new artists. Several artists, including Stephen Sanchez and Ruston Kelly, are scheduled to perform in January.

Cardi B, Yungblud, Olivia Dean, My Chemical Romance, Rosalía, Doja Cat, Ed Sheeran and Foo Fighters are among the other artists touring around the world this year. By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Are ...

A new year means new opportunities, including how to make the most of your time in San Antonio. For music lovers, there will be several opportunities to catch top-charting talent in the city. The 2026 ...

AC/DC, Garth Brooks, Post Malone, Nine Inch Nails, Luke Combs, Megan Moroney, New Edition and Ed Sheeran are just some of the big acts performing in Wisconsin in 2026. Inevitably, they're going to ...