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Canadian musicians have one venue they yearn to play in: Toronto's Massey Hall, a historic theater that first opened in 1894.
Built by Hart Massey, an old industrialist who was passionate about music, he created it as a gift for good people of Toronto.
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After all these years touring with several bands and solo, Jack White had never performed at Toronto's most famous theater, Massey Hall before, so he kicked off the show exactly the way he should.
He played a Neil Young tune.
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Kendrick Lamar sneered, smiled, and danced his way through the halftime show at the Superdome in New Orleans Sunday, Feb. 9. which was chock-full of live debuts and guest appearances.
Hosted by Samuel L. Jackson who was dressed as Uncle Sam, the Oscar-winning actor popped in and out of the 13-minute performance being both critical and supportive of the Compton rapper's setlist.
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Last Sunday you watched them all win those cute little phonograph trophies.
Now you can watch them take their victory lap on tour as they celebrate their huge accomplishment.
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Tyler, the Creator kicked off his most ambitious tour Tuesday (2/4/25), in St. Paul, Minnesota with a 90-minute 30-song set.
Performing 12 of the 14 tracks off Chromakopia, the LA performer is going all-in on his eighth studio album with this world tour, the seventh of the 33-year-old star's career.
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The most notorious rapper in hip-hop currently, Drake, emerged from the tunnel of the RAC Arena in Perth Tuesday (2/4/25) with holes in his hoodie resembling large bullet holes and smoke billowing from his back.
The Canadian rapper who is still reeling from his beef with Kendrick Lamar, was surrounded by security as he walked through the crowd to his somber song "Over My Dead Body," and then down the stairs to the stage.
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Jerry Cantrell figured out a beautiful way to get attention to his 2025 tour kickoff.
Not only did the lead guitarist and co-songwriter of Alice in Chains play some of the old stuff audiences never seem to bore of on 1/31/25, but he dusted off something buried deep in the box.
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As was the case in 2024, the year last night's Grammys was honoring, it was the female performers who rocked the arena formerly known as Staples Center.
Sabrina Carpenter, Doechii, Cynthia Erivo, Janelle Monáe, and Chappell Roan looked the worldwide audience right in its unblinking eye and helped usher in a new look and sound for the often-stale award show.
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