Rolling Stones Kick Off Tour with a Classic Never Performed in US
The Rolling Stones kicked off their 19th tour around North America and did something they'd never done before: they played their 1966 hit "Out of Time."
Was it something we said?
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Kacey Musgraves Treats Night #2 of Tour with Unreleased “Goodbye”
Kacey Musgraves' new album, Deeper Well, became available just last month and her record label has already released four singles including "Too Good to Be True."
Last night in Dublin, Ireland, she found something even deeper in that well of original material, and delivered it to the audience at the 3Olympia Theater: the unreleased song "Irish Goodbye."
moreStagecoach Fans Shocked by Eric Church’s Gospel-Heavy Set
The shorthand definition for Stagecoach is often, "the country Coachella." 2024 Stagecoach was closer to that description than ever.
The 25 year-old Coachella music festival has led the way, becoming harder and harder to stereotype as it's matured. First an oasis of alternative rock, and slowly becoming an excellent venue for electronic music and more recently hip-hop and wildly international.
moreStagecoach ’24 Covers: Lana, Post Malone, Jelly Roll, Tenille T
Some of the most fun moments of Stagecoach this year were the cover songs artists did to honor the musicians that came before them and influenced their own work.
Only one person (hint: he has face tattoos) did more covers in their set than Eric Church, go here to see how Eric's set went over.
moreNeil Young & Crazy Horse Kick Off First Proper Tour in 10 Years
Neil Young sporting a train conductor's cap, a denim shirt over a flannel shirt over a tshirt, and dark jeans, walked onto the stage of the California Credit Union Open Air Theatre in San Diego looking like he wanted to jam in front of the giant faux speakers with his gray haired buddies while his tractor got a tune up in the barn in the back.
Those pals were drummer Ralph Molina, bassist Billy Talbot, and guitarist Micah Nelson (replacing Nils Lofgren who's on tour with The Boss) aka Crazy Horse.
moreGene Simmons Band Rocks Washington Before Heading Overseas
Gene Simmons had an interesting dilemma: what do you do when you're 74 and your 50 year-old band has called it quits after a four-year farewell tour, and you've sold your catalogue and IP?
Do you sit around counting your money with your Playmate of the Year wife?
moreSum 41 Touring The World For Last Time
Was it sumthing we said?
After 27 years of massive ups and almost fatal lows, the Canadian rockers with giant hits from "Fat Lip" to "In Too Deep" are calling it quits.
moreChristina Aguilera’s Intimate Vegas Residency Rolls On
Next month Christina Aguilera's debut single will celebrate its 25th anniversary.
Even though she was the genie in the bottle, it sure seemed like she had more than a few wishes granted, which she gratefully shared with all of us.
moreGarth Brooks Returns to Vegas For Second Caesars Residency
Garth Brooks, the country superstar with friends in low places, kicked off the second leg of his residency at the swanky Colosseum at Caesars Palace at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip.
The two-time Grammy-winner who has sold over 170 million albums played 28 dates in his first residency in 2023 and booked 35 dates for this year which quickly sold out.
moreLife After 50: Heart Kicks Off Royal Flush Tour with Cheap Trick
Heart, the loveable Seattle sisters who have rocked us all these years with classics from "Barracuda" to "Crazy On You," are back on the road with their familiar riffs and soaring vocals.
Last year the women celebrated the band's 50th anniversary. And yet when you hear Ann Wilson's piercing delivery and Nancy's guitar playing it's like from the Dog & Butterfly era.
moreCreed Reunites a Cruise for a Tour Kickoff
After more than a decade on hiatus, Creed, has reunited and their first gigs were on a cruise celebrating the summer of 1999.
What was special about the last few months of the previous century is the band released their second album, the 11x platinum Human Clay, in 9/99 which went #1 and produced the top ten singles "Higher" and "With Arms Wide Open."
morePhish’s Vegas Sphere Run Had Celeb Say, “Bro I Met God Tonight”
For a band who blows minds for a living, Phish became turbo powered when amplified by the sights and sounds of The Sphere in Las Vegas.
The trippy quartet from Vermont have been jamming together since the mid '80s with only one personnel change just a few years into their history, when the keyboard player wanted to pursue a life of playing religious music.
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