Sabrina Carpenter likes to cover a lot of ’80s pop hits during her shows. During her second of two nights at BST Hyde Park tonight, she brought out the UK’s own Duran Duran for a rendition of their 1982 classic “Hungry Like The Wolf.” She pretty much let Simon Le Bon and John
Wilson proposed to Osbourne backstage during Black Sabbath’s Back to the Beginning finale on Saturday in Birmingham, England
Kevin Basko, the Philly singer-songwriter who used to be a touring member of Foxygen and has worked with artists like John Andrews & The Yawns, the Lemon Twigs, and Thank You, Thank You, releases a lot of music of his own under the moniker Rubber Band Gun. Back in April he
Assuming no ill-timed spontaneous deaths mess up the schedule, Spinal Tap II: The End Continues is set to arrive in theaters on September 12. The sequel to the classic mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap will reunite stars Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer, along
Doechii’s a rapper, but she’s worked in some rock elements to some her live performances before — particularly on “Catfish,” which she amped up for her awesome Tiny Desk and Grammys appearances. Since then, she’s gone viral for her March single “Anxiety,” which prominently
Singer enlists his high school band and Wheatus' Brendan B. Brown to play "one of my favorite songs of all time" at Hamburg concert
Wheatus’ “Teenage Dirtbag” just turned 25 years old a couple of weeks ago. The 2000 pop-rock hit has been covered many, many times in that timespan, including by Ed Sheeran, who says he used to perform the song with his old band when he was 12 years old. But surprisingly,
"Black Sabbath invented heavy metal and in doing so, they changed the world," guitarist Mark Morton says of performing Master of Reality classic at Back to the Beginning concert
Lauryn Hill headlined the first night of the 2025 Essence Festival Of Culture at the Caesars Superdome on Friday, just days after being added to the lineup. When she took the stage at around 2:30 a.m., two hours behind schedule, the New Orleans stadium was nearly “empty,”
You know that feeling you get when you’re really in the zone? The Phish bassist is creating a tool to capture that
Hot off individual solo success, Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa and Rosé are back on the road as a group
Heavy metal royalty descend on Villa Park to help Osbourne and Black Sabbath sign-off back where it all began