Credit: Heather PorcaroAfter confirming an appearance at the 2019 Life Is Beautiful festival in Las Vegas in late September, Toto has now revealed dates for a full U.S. fall tour. The 20-date trek is plotted out from
Credit: Amanda Taraska “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” was Cyndi Lauper‘s breakthrough hit in 1985. But when she first heard the song, she didn’t want to record it because she felt the original lyrics were sexist. “[A]
Courtesy of Blackbird Presents Robert Plant is among the artists confirmed to take part in the second leg of Willie Nelson‘s third annual Outlaw Music Festival Tour, which takes place this September in various U.S. cities. The
Courtesy of Live NationPop-rock will meet pop-punk this summer when Bryan Adams and Billy Idol team up for the first-ever joint tour. The U.S. trek features a total of eight dates, mapped out from an August 1
From the Office of Governor Andrew CuomoBilly Joel isn’t just a rock star — he’s also a boating enthusiast and fisherman. So it’s no wonder that he’s in favor of keeping New York’s waterways safe and clean.
Photo: Joel Bernstein/RepriseNeil Young has unveiled plans to release a new archival live album called Tuscaloosa on June 7. It captures a February 1973 concert held at the University of Alabama’s Memorial Auditorium in, you guessed it,
Courtesy of Live NationThe Who is preparing to kick off its Moving On! tour with a spring North American leg that begins May 7 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and the legendary band has revealed the guest artists
Courtesy of Woodstock VenturesHas Woodstock 50 been canceled? Well, maybe. Billboard reports that Dentsu Aegis Network, the company that’s funding the festival, has issued a statement announcing that it has pulled the plug on the event. However,
Paul Warner/Getty ImagesPeabo Bryson, who duetted with Celine Dion on “Beauty and the Beast” and with Regina Belle on “A Whole New World,” is in the hospital after suffering a mild heart attack, TMZ reports. A rep
Eagle Vision The 2006 documentary Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out, which features Super 8 footage that Police drummer Stewart Copeland personally shot while touring during his famous band’s heyday, will get its first release on Blu-ray