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General News
Gorillaz headlined the largest concert of their 28-year career on Saturday (6/20), packing north London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with animated films, classical Indian musicians, rappers, and rockers drawn from nearly every era of the group's career.
General News
It was deja vu all over again when Taylor Swift made an unannounced guest appearance for the second year in a row at the Tight End University concert on Tuesday (6/23), this time during Lainey Wilson's short set.
General News
Lauren Sanderson grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and got her first taste of being in the public eye when she began posting motivational videos online and began speaking at schools. This led to her 2015 TEDx talk “For God’s Sake, Just Love Them,” which discussed coming out and the importance of parents accepting their children. She was just 19 at the time.
General News
On June 23, 2006, J Mascis and members of Broken Social Scene joined forces for a special benefit concert billed as Broken Mascis Scene at the Mod Club Theatre in Toronto.
Covers
Thanks to his biting topical lyrics, acoustic guitar and harmonica, and such a beautiful way with words, many have been comparing singer songwriter Jesse Welles to Bob Dylan.
Covers
Zara Larsson is having quite a year, recently she has had two number ones blowing up the charts. The first was when her PinkPantheress collaboration “Stateside” topped Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart
Covers
On Thursday in the South Side of Chicago, President Barack Obama's presidential library received its grand opening.
General News
Shakira kicked off the World Cup edition of her Las mujeres ya no lloran World Tour in Los Angeles' newest arena, the Intuit Dome on Saturday (6/13).
Festivals
The Strokes closed the What Stage at Bonnaroo on Friday (6/12), knocking out an 18-song set that stretched across all six of their albums as well as a pair from the forthcoming LP Reality Awaits.
General News
Paul Simon and Edie Brickell have been in a personal and musical partnership for more than three decades. Brickell made her splash in the late '80s as the adorable hippyish singer of Edie Brickell & New Bohemians, whose 1988 hit “What I Am” was a delightful respite from the maddening mush on MTV.
