The incredibly prolific Rivers Cuomo has written so many songs that he's recorded with Weezer that they could put on several shows with setlists solely of music that has never been played live.
Of their 13 studio albums, four EPs, the Death to False Metal compilation, deluxe and bonus editions, B-sides, soundtrack appearances, fan-club releases and standalone singles, there are approximately 90 songs that were recorded and released that never got an audience.
Sadly the appearance was a little bittersweet as it was part of a four-night farewell to Gustavo Dudamel who had conducted the Los Angeles Philharmonic for 17 years and would soon be packing his baton and heading to the Big Apple to become the music director of the New York Philharmonic.
Dolly Parton died Tuesday (8/25) in Nashville at 80 after what her representatives said was a brief battle with cancer.
Throughout the day on social media and TV, countless fans who were touched with her love and generosity joined the chorus in praising the little girl who grew up poor and made it to the top in the sweetest way.
August 2026 is a big month for Smash Mouth as the band released Mercury Comet, their first album of original material since 2012's Magic, and the first LP of the Zach Goode era.
The 12-song disc dropped on August 12 and includes “Better Believer,” “Had Enuff,” and “Monsters On My Block” among others.
The Daisy Chain Fields festival is nearly here and even though the lineup is perfect in every way, what if some women arrived, unannounced as special guests?
It happens all the time at festivals when musicians were just going to be there anyway, and one thing leads to another and there they are on stage singing "Wonderwall."
Dolly Parton had a full life spanning 80 years which blessed practically everyone who heard her along the way. Famously born in a one room cabin in the Smoky Mountains, Dolly was the fourth of 12 children and grew up poor to parents who could neither read nor write.
Her father, Robert Lee Parton, worked with his hands as a sharecropper and in construction while her mother, Avie Lee, raised the family while singing church spirituals around the tiny home.
Kacey Musgraves celebrated her 38th birthday in style by kicking off the arena run of the Middle of Nowhere Tour at Chicago’s United Center on Friday (8/21) with Midland opening the sold-out show.
A little more than half of the setlist was devoted to her new album, Middle of Nowhere, and of course she mixed in hits from her previous albums including Same Trailer Different Park and Golden Hour.
YUNGBLUD may be young, but he's old enough to know the show must go on.
After breaking his leg in a mighty rock 'n roll way via a motorcycle accident at Sturgis earlier this month, YUNGBLUD (aka Dominic Harrison) shook it off and hired a pair of nurses who have equipped him with crutches and a wheelchair that seemed as comfortable in the pit as he does.
Rob Zombie used his appearance last Friday night (8/12) at the Full Throttle Saloon in Sturgis to do something a little more special than simply run through the hits for the gathering of bikers and motorheads.
In the middle of a 14-song set, Zombie unveiled the live debuts of three songs from his newest album, The Great Satan: “F.T.W. 84,” “Tarantula” and “Heathen Days.”
Dominic Fike kicked off the North American leg of his Comedy Tragedy Parody Tour on Saturday (8/15) in Asheville, North Carolina.
The lucky 4,000 attendees at the Asheville Yards (formerly the Rabbit Rabbit) were blessed with an epic 29-song show that included tunes from his breakthrough era as well as his most recent material.
You may recognize 3Quency's Brianna Mazzola, Nori Royale and Wennely Quezada from Netflix’s Building the Band, the competition music series where 50 solo singers picked bandmates simply by their voices.
Mazzola, Royale, and Quezada were the inaugural winners and won the half million dollar prize by beautifully covering the likes of SZA, Billie Eilish, Brandy and Mariah Carey.
The Tragically Hip walked onto the stage at the K-Rock Centre in Kingston, Ontario, on August 20, 2016, for a concert Canadian music fans would not soon forget.
It was the final date of the band’s Man Machine Poem Tour. Although the group had not officially announced that it would be their farewell, most fans understood what was happening.
