The traveling roadshow of Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan with guests like Robert Plant and John Mellencamp, dubbed the Outlaw Music Festival 2024, is wrapping up its mid-summer dates this weekend in Washington.
Spearheaded by 91-year-old Willie and supported by 83-year-old Dylan and 75-year-old Robert Plant and his co-singer Alison Krauss, guests have also included Billy Strings, Brittney Spencer, Celisse, and Southern Avenue.
For a band that had already dealt with tragedy in the '80s, when Metallica watched their frontman catch fire on August 8, 1992, they must have thought they were cursed.
Guns N' Roses and Metallica were on a co-headlining tour through North America that had made its way to Montreal, Canada. During the thrash metal band's set, when recently-rearranged pyrotechnics exploded in a larger way than singer James Hetfield had seen before and when he didn't know which way to move, he accidentally found himself on fire, protected solely by his double neck guitar.
After Adele was eyeing escaping the summer heat of her Las Vegas residency, she got an offer she couldn't refuse: a summer in Germany, just two shows a week so as not to strain her fragile but powerful voice, in a specially designed outdoor stadium built just for the residency, with modern video technology like no other venue has.
And best of all, it she could perform to her European fans who haven't had a chance to see or hear her perform on the continent since 2016.
One young musician who truly stood out at Lollapalooza is the Icelandic-Chinese multi-instrumentalist and jazz singer, Laufey, who put on an exhibition.
When she wasn't wowing the crowd with her talents on any instrument she touched, she was winning them over with her adorable crooning while wearing a poofy pink outfit.
The spring and summer of 2024 has watched a pink pony transform into a thoroughbred and a Midwest princess evolve into a queen as every festival Chappell Roan plays at, regardless of her humble position on the bill, becomes the party.
Thursday's inauspicious daytime set at Lollapalooza in Chicago's Grant Park was no exception.
Imagine Dragons kicked off the Loom World Tour at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion, Tuesday, July 30 with hits, a vibrant light show, thumping beats, and live debuts.
The 25,000 at the former BB&T Pavilion next to the Delaware river in Camden, New Jersey, heard tracks from each of the trio's six studio albums.