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Live Debuts
Lady Gaga brought her Mayhem Ball Tour to Las Vegas Wednesday night (7/16) at the T-Mobile Arena doling out the over-the-top theatrics, vocals, dancing, and hits Little Monsters have been delighting in for years.
General News
A wealthy Coldplay fan is getting the cold shoulder across the Internet as he and his cohort were caught in an embrace which was displayed around video screens Wednesday (7/16) at Gillette Stadium.
Covers
What doesn't kill you sometimes still makes you postpone your opening weekend, which is a bummer for all affected. And in Kelly Clarkson's case, it also made her stronger.
Live Debuts
Alabama Shakes performed their first publicly-announced full concert in eight years on Tuesday (7/15), kicking off their 2025 reunion tour in front of the sold out Fairgrounds at the Salt Shed in Chicago.
Festivals
Lollapalooza Berlin 2025 marked the festival’s 10th anniversary since its debut in the cosmopolitan city in 2015. It began at Tempelhof Airport that year and has moved venues over the years—including Treptower Park (2016), Hoppegarten (2017), and since 2018, Olympiastadion at Olympiapark.
On Tour Now
On July 16 in 2007, The White Stripes performed what is widely considered the shortest intentional concert in music history when they played just one note on George Street in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Covers
After surviving through one of the most humiliating years a rapper has experienced, Drake is back on the road, abiding by the old adage that the show must go on.
Covers
Still riding the wave of the crazy train of love they were a part of in England last week during the Back to the Beginning tribute for Ozzy's last show with Black Sabbath, Guns N' Roses added "Junior's Eyes" to their epic setlist Saturday (7/12) in Poland.
Live Debuts
Backstreet is not only back, but they've become larger than life with a Vegas residency at The Sphere that was kicked off Friday (7/11) with a 25 song-set and countless crazy visuals.
Guest Appearances
"This is the biggest show we ever played in New York, ever," Lumineers frontman Wesley Schultz told the fans of Citi Field on Friday night (7/11).
