Cheap Trick said hello and goodbye at once Wednesday (10/1) when they returned to the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, the same arena that put them on the rock 'n' roll map nearly half a century ago.
The Rockford, IL legends opened with “Hello There,” closed with “Goodnight,” and filled the set with a hefty amount of hits in between, in an evening that was both a victory lap but also a thank you to the city and venue that catapulted the quartet's career, thanks to the live album that was recorded in the stadium originally built for Olympic judo wrestling.
Doechii, the reigning Grammy winner for Best Rap album headlined the New York edition of All Things Go on Saturday (9/27) at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens before a sold-out crowd of 14,000.
Drawing heavily from her acclaimed Alligator Bites Never Heal mixtape, she delivered all the bangers like “Anxiety,” “Denial Is a River,” “Nissan Altima,” and “Alter Ego.”
Last weekend the All Things Go festivals took place in both New York and Maryland, staging back-to-back concerts that centered women and queer artists.
Sunday night in New York, wholesomeness and drama went down at the Forest Hills Stadium, in Queens; the historic tennis venue that also hosts big concerts including Mumford & Sons (2013), Paul McCartney (2014), Chance the Rapper (2017), Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (2017), Arctic Monkeys (2018), The Strokes (2019), Phoebe Bridgers (2021).
In two months The Who's debut album, My Generation, will celebrate its 60th anniversary. The groundbreaking record that featured the classic "The Kids Are Alright" might be best known for the stuttering title track with the infamous line, "I hope I die before I get old."
When interviewed in 1989 on Good Morning America, lyricist and guitarist Pete Townshend was asked what "old" meant and he responded with an answer that seems to have gotten lost over time.
Zach Bryan didn’t just play Michigan Stadium on Saturday (9/27), he got the Big House into the record books by setting the bar for American concert attendance.
The Oklahoma-born songwriter closed out his Quittin’ Time Tour by setting the record for the largest ticketed concert ever held in the United States, drawing a staggering 113,013 fans to the football stadium at the University of Michigan.
Sir Paul McCartney launched the US leg of his 2025 Got Back Tour on Friday (9/26) at the Santa Barbara Bowl, surprising the sold-out crowd by opening with “Help!” the Beatles song he had not performed in full since 1965.
The set drew from his full career, mixing Beatles, Wings, his solo material, and even a nod to his first group, The Quarrymen.
Georgia Flipo, better known as G Flip, the Australian singer, songwriter, producer, and drummer who has become one of the country’s most prominent new artists in recent years, stepped into the Setlist studio to reveal what's in their phone.
Born in Melbourne, G Flip, who identifies as nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns, grew up playing drums and started performing at a young age before learning production. They first gained attention with “About You” in 2018, which premiered on Triple J Unearthed and took off internationally.
Eddie Vedder returned to the Ohana Festival with a headline set built from tunes his fans love to hear: Pearl Jam songs, his solo work, and covers. On Friday (9/26) he kicked his headliner set off with a DEVO cover and it was on.
The festival takes place each year at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point and was co-founded by Vedder in 2016. Ohana Festival draws around 14,500 people per day, making it one of the larger coastal events in Southern California.
Chance the Rapper kicked off his And We Back Tour in Houston and New Orleans, celebrating his long-awaited sophomore album.
The Bayou Music Center was packed on Friday (9/26), and The Fillmore followed on Saturday (9/27), for the first live performances of material from the Chicago rapper's Star Line, which dropped inAugust.
Instead of chilling out at her apt. during the brief BlackPink hiatus before her group resumes their Deadline World Tour, Rosé has been a busy bee in the Big Apple.
Last Monday (9/22) she and her band performed a number of tunes on The Howard Stern Show that included covers of both Lana Del Rey and Paul Simon.
Cardi B proved she was up to the last minute challenge when took the stage at Global Citizen Festival in Central Park on Saturday (9/27), stepping in as the surprise headliner after The Weeknd withdrew earlier in the week.
Delivering the crowd of 60k on the Great Lawn a mini set that included “Bodak Yellow,” “I Like It,” “Outside,” as well as the live debut of “ErrTime," Cardi was hilarious and outrageous as many fans got to see for the first time a pregnant woman twerking.
KennyHoopla, who turned 28 last month, is a midwesterner who has spent time in Cleveland, Ohio, and Oshkosh, Wisconsin, b'gosh.
He began uploading music on SoundCloud in 2016, releasing the lo-fi EP Beneath the Willow Tree that mixed indie rock and experimental elements. From there, he steadily built an online following and attracted blog attention back when that medium was thriving.
