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Iron Maiden has added new dates to their 2026 North American 'Run for Your Lives' tour in Toronto and Los Angeles, responding to high demand for tickets. The tour celebrates the band's 50th anniversar
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has announced more presenters and performers for its 2025 induction ceremony, including Avril Lavigne, Bryan Adams, and Jim Carrey, joining a list of stars honoring this y
NBA YoungBoy's 'MASA' tour has grossed over $21 million. Separately, streamer Adin Ross was denied entry to a Miami concert and later apologized. Ross also shared a birthday message from Drake and an
The Beach Boys paused a recent concert for an emotional tribute to late bandmate Brian Wilson, who died in June at 82. Mike Love shared heartfelt words and a photo montage honored Wilson's legacy.
Foo Fighters played the album version of 'Breakout' live for the first time since 2002 at their Kobe, Japan concert. Frontman Dave Grohl introduced the rare performance, part of their ongoing internat
Floyd Nation, a Pink Floyd tribute band, will perform at Greeneville's Niswonger Performing Arts Center on October 25, featuring light and laser shows.
Dua Lipa surprised fans at her final Los Angeles concert on October 8, 2025, by bringing out Gwen Stefani to perform No Doubt's "Don't Speak." This followed a week of special guests and themed cover s
Ozzy Osbourne's posthumous memoir reveals the emotional and health challenges behind his final concert, 'Back to the Beginning,' at Villa Park.
Indie rock band Bishop Allen will perform their first live show in ten years on January 16 at Bowery Ballroom, with Mates of State opening.
Singer Lola Young, 24, collapsed mid-performance at New York's All Things Go Music Festival Saturday, a day after canceling a show over mental health concerns. Young, diagnosed with schizoaffective di
LCD Soundsystem and Pulp performed a surprise cover of Heaven 17’s 1981 classic, “(We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang,” at the Hollywood Bowl, marking a significant live collaboration.
Paul McCartney performed the 1965 Beatles classic “Help!” live for the first time in 35 years at a pre-tour show in Santa Barbara, California.
