Anyone that plays rock music would normally having playing with a Beatle on their bucket list, but George Harrison ended up being too loose for some legends.

The answer is yes. It's just that this particular blind guy has a different skillset he uses on stage. #shorts Got Questions?

Jake E. Lee is, understandably, widely expected to play his staple hit, Bark at the Moon, when he joins Ozzy Osbourne at the ...

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Luke Combs was the headliner during opening night of Bonnaroo 2025. His two-hour set included hits, ballads and several ...

Kim Deal has survived a lifetime of comparisons against her own work, with the Pixies, with the Breeders, or with or without ...

Joan Jett is an undiminished rocker 50 years into her career. She talks to us about her new Vegas concerts and why she feels ...

For more than six decades, this legend has played with renown blues pioneers and now you can see him in Lexington.

This is the second article in a two-part series. The first article was published June 5. Performing at Maui Arts & Cultural Center on June 13, multi-Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award-winner John Cruz was most ...

The theater company’s producing artistic director stars in the nearly one-man show just months after collapsing at home.

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Spread out all over the country, they’ve been going through the set list on their own. This week, they’ve practiced at Earth ...