Paul McCartney Plots First Tour of Australia and NZ in 24 Years
The long and winding road is finally bringing Paul McCartney back to Australia and New Zealand. More
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Guns N’ Roses to Celebrate New SiriusXM Channel With Intimate NYC Show
Ahead of Guns N’ Roses‘ North American summer leg of their Not in This Lifetime Tour, the band will perform an intimate concert at New York’s Apollo Theater to celebrate the advent of their own SiriusXM channel. More
Dhani Harrison Preps First Solo Album, Concerts
Angel Olsen adds tour dates, including opening gigs for little-known band Arcade Fire
Can you hear the heavenly host singing? It’s because the amazing Angel Olsen is gliding your way soon. More
Fleet Foxes Seek New Touring Member
Earlier this month, Fleet Foxes played their first concerts since 2012, as they get ready to release Crack-Up, their first album since 2011’s Helplessness Blues. More
Olivia Newton-John: Cancer return delays tour dates
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Olivia Newton-John, who was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1992, announced Monday she is “reluctantly” postponing some tour dates because her cancer has metastasized to her lower back. More
Bryson Tiller Announces Tour
Bryson Tiller has announced a tour behind his new album True to Self. Joining Tiller on the Set It Off Tour are Metro Boomin and R&B singer H.E.R. More
Concert Business Faces Security Challenges After Manchester Attack
The house lights had just come on when the chaos began. At 10:33 p.m., moments after Ariana Grande finished her final song at the United Kingdom’s Manchester Arena, a suicide bomber detonated an improvised explosive device in the foyer of the 21,000-capacity venue, just as fans were flooding toward the exits. More
Suicide Bomber Responsible For Explosion at Ariana Grande Concert
Ariana Grande’s concert at Manchester Arena in England ended in tragedy when an explosion killed 22 people, including children, and wounded 59 others. More
Hear Grizzly Bear’s Frenetic New Song ‘Mourning Sound,’ First Tour in Four Years
Grizzly Bear released a new song from their forthcoming fifth album, Painted Ruins. The upbeat pop-rock song “Mourning Sound” has the steady bass build of a U2 song and singer Ed Droste’s voice in the first verses sounds eerily (and wonderfully) Bono-esque. More