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"They're not booing, they're saying Tool," no one said Sunday (3/8) at the Hard Rock in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic.
Tool fans reportedly were so upset the band played songs they'd performed the night before, some walked out while others booed.
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Trey Anastasio knows how to give the people what they want in concert.
The Phish frontman has been playing gigs with the hugely successful jam band for over 40 years where they famously brag to have never played the same set twice.
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Rising star rapper Doechii blew attendees in Florida away Saturday (3/8) after she was invited by Ms Lauryn Hill to join her on stage.
Last month Doechii joined Hill in the record books when she became just the third woman to win the Grammy for Best Rap Album. Previously only Cardi B. and Hill were members of that tiny club.
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Lady Gaga live debuted a pair of songs from new album, Mayhem, "Abacradaba" and "Killah" on Saturday Night Live.
Technically the live debuts happened during the 8pm dress rehearsal exclusively in front of the live audience, and not at the 11:30pm live broadcast that everyone sees.
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Straight outta Newcastle, British singer-songwriter Sam Fender, often compared to The Boss because his songs reflect the struggles and experiences of working-class life, is back.
Currently on his People Watching Tour, Fender live debuted four new songs in Paris on Tuesday (3/4) to a sold out crowd of about 3,000.
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Sabrina Carpenter kicked off the 2025 European Leg of her Short n' Sweet Tour Monday (3/3) in Dublin, Ireland, with a live debut of "15 Minutes."
The Grammy-winning singer introduced the bonus track from the Short N' Sweet Deluxe album in her flirty Spin The Bottle segment where "chance" chooses the next song in the set.
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When Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart released their third album, Little Queen, in 1977, even though it was the year punk erupted, it was the middle of the disco era as well.
In 1978, the last time Heart performed "Treat Me Well" in concert (until this month), the charts were dominated by the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, Andy Gibb, Chic, and Donna Summer.
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Paul Kelly’s latest album, Fever Longing Still is his 29th studio offering, following a prolific career that began in 1981. Known for his boundless creativity, Kelly emotional music has made him one of Australia's most enduring and beloved songwriters.
Sharp-eyed English majors might know the title of the new LP originates from the opening line of Shakespeare's Sonnet 147.
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In a perfect example of how sometimes the After Party is better than the main event, Chappell Roan performed at Elton John's 33rd Annual Viewing Party Sunday (3/2). No disrespect to all the singing and dancing that happened on Hollywood Blvd., but what went down a few miles west of the big shindig in a spot often busy with shirtless guys and fuzzy dogs, was mighty compelling.
Held in the West Hollywood Park just feet away from The Abbey (the bar Chappell wrote "Pink Pony Club" about), Roan played a pretty generous set with her live band and as a grand finale the two queer icons sang together to wrap up the night.
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When the 2025 Oscars producers announced they wouldn't be airing the performances of the Original Song nominees during the telecast, music lovers raised a fist towards the sky.
Some swore they wouldn't watch the show. Others looked back nostalgically at five of the best Oscar music moments, because surely it was a step in the wrong direction.
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