If you think a lot of people flocked to see Lady Gaga at Coachella and then in Mexico City, you won't believe what she just did Saturday (5/3) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The Copacabana Beach, which has famously hosted 1.5 million fans for a Rolling Stones show in 2006, as well as 1.6 million for Madonna's grand finale last year of her Celebration Tour, was the venue for Gaga's record-breaking gig that drew over two million Brazilians and tourists.
In 2009, Michael Jackson’s death stunned the world, Lady Gaga topped charts with “Poker Face,” Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies” video was in heavy rotation, and Kanye West infamously interrupted Taylor Swift at the VMAs.
It was also the first and only time Guns N' Roses performed in South Korea - until last week.
“I knew Post Malone was right when he said we had to start the tour at home," Jelly Roll proclaimed at the opening night of the Big Ass Stadium Tour Tuesday (4/29) in Utah, Posty's adopted home.
Jason Bradley DeFord aka Jelly Roll isn't technically a co-headliner in the tour of the face tattoo titans, he's a "very special guest." His set happens right before Malone's, and he gets nearly an hour.
As Beyoncé was putting the finishing touches to her version of the Star Spangled Banner Monday night (4/28) at SoFi Stadium, an enormous ALL CAPS message blared on the ten-story screen behind her.
In red, it read: Never ask permission for something that already belongs to you.
Lady Gaga fans were so blown away by her headlining performance during Weekend One of Coachella earlier this month that many of them were inspired to return a week later to see her knock it out of the polo field again.
Meanwhile some, who were on the fence, pilgrimaged to the desert after watching it on the live stream in order to experience "Gagachella" in person and were not disappointed.
Linkin Park brought their From Zero Tour to North America Saturday night (4/26) with a sold out show at the Moody Center in Austin.
The re-tooled band performed a slew of new tunes along with familiar hits like like "In the End" and "Numb;" and even gave the Texans a treat with a live debut of "Up From The Bottom" off the From Zero LP.
Dressed like a Sunday School teacher from Little House on the Prairie, international superstar Lana Del Rey surrounded herself with guests, string musicians, and dancers in a wholesome set Friday (4/25) at Stagecoach in Indio, California.
Her 13-song set included hits from her glorious past and four new tunes from the eagerly anticipated "country" album whose title has changed from Lasso to The Right Person Will Stay.
Katy Perry, fresh from the stratosphere, began her Lifetimes Tour Wednesday (4/23), the first of a three-night stand in Mexico City.
Kicking off the show with the live debut of "ARTIFICIAL," Perry delivered five acts and an encore to the fans at the Arena Ciudad de Mexico where she plays a “half-human, half-machine” video game character named KP143.
Haim, LA's favorite sisters from the Valley, took their new songs over the hill to downtown Wednesday (4/23) and treated their day ones to some live debuts.
Celebrating their fourth studio album, I Quit, which doesn't drop until June 20 -- their first full-length project since 2020's Women in Music Pt. III which was Grammy-nominated for Record of the Year.
Pearl Jam kicked off the first leg of their 2025 Dark Matter Tour on Thursday (4/24) at the Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida in a career-spanning performance with fairly predictable covers.
Trading in the Chicago Bears jersey he donned last year for a t-shirt under a Hawaiian aloha shirt, frontman Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam combined songs from last year's Dark Matter with fan favorites in a two-hour set that included some scorching guitar leads.
