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Rosé Covered Cranberries, Lana Del Rey, Paul Simon & Oasis in NYC
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.
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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.
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KennyHoopla, who turned 28 last month, is a midwesterner who has spent time in Cleveland, Ohio, and Oshkosh, Wisconsin, b'gosh.
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Summer may be winding down but it got mighty hot at Madison Square Garden on Sunday (9/21) when Dua Lipa was joined with Lenny Kravitz for a duet on “It Ain’t Over ’Til It’s Over.”
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The Canadian quartet on their complicated relationship with their phones and what led to a sister fight
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Chappell Roan brought her Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things Tour to Queens with a four-night residency at Forest Hills Stadium on 9/20, 9/21, and 9/23, with a final sold-out show scheduled for tonight (9/24). Along the way she brought up an extremely special guest.
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Lorde proved she is still in royal form when she kicked off her Ultrasound World Tour in Austin this week where she unveiled songs from her new album Virgin in front of a sold-out crowd of Texans.
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David Byrne launched his Who Is the Sky? Tour on Tuesday (9/16) at the Benedum Center for the Performing Arts in Pittsburgh.
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Laufey, who had promised a night of firsts, delivered in Orlando on Monday (9/15). The enchanting Icelandic 26-year-old Grammy-winner offered up a 24-song setlist at the Kia Center, unveiling new songs, including the live debut of “Carousel.”
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Foo Fighters proved they are still learning to fly after being grounded for nearly a year, with two surprise pop-up shows in California that served as ways to introduce their new drummer, Ilan Rubin, and get the rust off. The band had not performed live since their last shows in 2024 before surprising fans in San Luis Obispo on Saturday (9/13) at the Fremont Theater and in Santa Ana on Monday (9/15) at the Observatory.
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Turnstile rocked NPR’s Tiny Desk in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday (8/20) in a way they only could, and spiked the football with a stage dive from the office furniture.