Guest Appearances
Bruce Springsteen Joins John Mellencamp on “Pink Houses”
John Mellencamp called his old pal Bruce Springsteen on stage during the New Jersey stop of his Live and In Person 2024 Tour.
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Guest Appearances
Kacey Musgraves Surprises Zach Bryan Fans at Chicago Opener
Yeehaw, Kacey Musgraves is going back on tour, y'all. All in support of her new album, Deeper Well, her sixth studio album, which comes out next week.
Covers
Billie Joe Armstrong’s The Coverups Joined By Courtney Love
What does 3/4s of Green Day do when they're done playing Green Day songs? They get on stage and play everyone else's songs.
Guest Appearances
Kanye Makes Surprise Appearance at Travis Scott’s Orlando Gig
Travis Scott's Circus Maximus Tour has been living up to its name – even Julius Caesar would have given the thumbs up Wednesday in Orlando if he had nabbed seats at the Kia Center.
Guest Appearances
Best On-Stage Collabs in 2023
Is there anything better than when your favorite musician gets up on stage with your other favorite star?
Guest Appearances
Ed Sheeran Joined 50 Cent in London in Surprise Appearance
Ed Sheeran sure loves popping up in places.
Guest Appearances
Lauryn Hill & Fugees Surprise LA w/ Lil Wayne, Nas & Cypress Hill
Ms. Lauryn Hill and the Fugees stormed through Los Angeles this past weekend and made news, along with some beautiful music, in both their downtown LA show on Saturday November 4 at the Crypto Arena and their Kia Forum show on Sunday across town in Inglewood.
Guest Appearances
Boygenius Conclude Tour with Dave Grohl on Drums
Boygenius, the lovable trio of ladies wrapped up The Tour in support of The Record at The Bowl on Halloween.
Guest Appearances
Lorde Live Debuts New Songs in Europe
Lorde, who wrapped her Solar Power Tour in April, has emerged this month with a number of festival appearances around Europe which have included new music.
Guest Appearances
Hip Hop Turns 50 at Run-DMC’s Final Concert
On August 11, 1973, Kool Herc performing in the Bronx for his sister's party, connected two turntables together in such a way that he created hip-hop music.Unlike most musical origin stories, this one is undisputed. From the date to the place to the person, history agrees hip-hop started 50 years ago at a small rec room of the apartment complex at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue, thanks to the ingenuity of Clive Campbell.