There's people running 'round loose in the world, ain't got nothing better to do, and if one of those people is Mr. Harry Styles, and he wants to get dolled up and sing alongside Stevie Nicks, she and her audience would gladly make a meal out of that bright-eyed kid.
Nicks is on the last few stops of the European leg of her world tour when she happened to pop into London, England on the birthday of her former Fleetwood Mac bandmate, Christine McVie.
Named after the dearly departed Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha by his weeping widow Queen Victoria six years after his death, Royal Albert Hall is one of the most beautiful and busy music venues in the world.
Built in 1871, back when classical music was all the rage, composers as famous as Richard Wagner and Sergei Rachmaninoff delighted audiences of the 5,272 seat architectural masterpiece.
Take me out to the ballpark, take me out to the crowd... but instead of buying peanuts and Cracker Jacks, fans of Def Leppard and Journey will probably be nabbing concert t-shirts and ear plugs as the '80s icons travel around baseball stadiums this summer in North America.
Along the way, opening the night will either be Steve Miller Band or Cheap Trick, who have both sold millions of albums themselves and put on hot shows.
Nearly 30 years ago, the masked crusaders, The Aquabats, released their first album, The Return of the Aquabats led by frontman The Caped Crusader and guitarist Chain Saw.
Monday night at the Roxian Theatre in Pittsburgh, PA, the ska-infused superheroes debuted a track off their new album, Finally, titled "Whatever Forever!" to the delight of their devoted fans in attendance.
Classic rockers Deep Purple and Alice Cooper were among many who kicked off the two week parade of joyful noise at the Montreux Jazz Festival, dispelling several myths about the 58 year-old gathering, the first being there's a bunch of be-bops filling the air.
Pop music, rock, and other genres are more than welcome.
The Cure smothered their fans at the kick off of their Kissing Tour with 11 live debuts on July 9, 1987, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Supporting the album Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, the gig that night at the Expo Theater in downtown Vancity could have been nicknamed New Song, New Song, New Song. From the opening number through the second encore, Robert Smith and his suddenly merry men bombarded the Canucks with material from the recently released double album including one of their biggest hits, "Just Like Heaven."
Arcade Fire won over hearts and minds in 2004 thanks to their truly original album Funeral that many thought they would be the ones to lead rock and roll into the new century.
Well-dressed, emotional, thrilling live shows climaxing in sing-a-longs, the multi-instrumentalists from Montreal, Canada, had it all.
Missy Elliott just kicked off her first headlining tour of her career. How is that even possible?
Accompanied by her longtime co-stars Busta Rhymes, Ciara and special guest Timbaland, the 4x Grammy-winner who has moved more than 30 million units, who got people singing along with her in reverse, has never really loved to perform live it seems.
Hard and heavy rock are a global phenomena that includes the good people of France.
Do you know any metal bands from the land of berets and brie? Non? Me neither, but that doesn't mean our friends, who didn't invent the delicious fries, it turns out, don't love the power chords and shredding. They do. Beaucoup.
