The Japanese instrumental group’s new album, *Snowdrop*, channels the late producer’s spirit through Brad Wood and a full choir and orchestra.
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The Japanese instrumental group’s new album, *Snowdrop*, channels the late producer’s spirit through Brad Wood and a full choir and orchestra.
The newly renamed Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music inaugurated its expanded mission with a sprawling concert spanning blues, folk, rock, and hip-hop.
Shortly after a weather-related cancellation, Wallen’s Friday night concert delivered a stranger moment: he snatched a security guard’s phone and launched it into the audience.
The hyperpop artist aired her grievances on Instagram, then a fire alarm interrupted the set—but the show went on.
Days before opening for Harry Styles at Wembley Stadium, Shania Twain filled a 200-capacity pub with country classics, a new single, and stories from her bar-playing youth.
The Dutch hardcore and metal festival was cut short following a medical emergency that proved fatal, with organizers citing natural causes.
A severe weather warning led to the last-minute cancellation, but the forecast never materialized. Wallen took to social media to explain.
In Oakland, the singer returned to the stage for the first time since 2019, weaving live debuts and catalog highlights into a 23-song set.
The lawsuit, filed after Chuck Redd pulled out of a Christmas concert following the name change to include Donald Trump, was thrown out for lack of a signed contract.
Opening night in Oakland inverted old stadium rituals. Before the first chorus of “Eternal Sunshine,” Grande asked 17,000 people to stop screaming and let her build a live vocal loop from scratch.
