NBC/dick clark productionsMariah Carey will receive the ICON Award at this year’s Billboard Music Awards, and will also perform a medley of her greatest hits. The singer, who last performed on the BBMA stage in 2015, becomes
Matt Baron/ShutterstockElton John must be quite the art lover, since he didn’t let a little thing like being unable to walk stop him from viewing the masterpieces at a famous Italian gallery. On Thursday, the 72-year-old music
Carsten Windhorst; Danielle St. LaurentOn May 16 in Beverly Hills, CA, Electric Light Orchestra frontman Jeff Lynne and founding Blondie members Debbie Harry, Chris Stein and Clem Burke will be honored by the performance-rights organization ASCAP at
RhinoThis year marks the 25th anniversary of the release of Cracked Rear View, the 21-times platinum debut album by Hootie & the Blowfish. To mark the milestone, a deluxe version of the record will be released next
Credit: Samir HusseinThe Who have added a new date to the fall portion of its 2019 North American trek: an October 9 concert at the new Chase Center in downtown San Francisco. Tickets for the show will
© 2018 Lynn Goldsmith; Cleopatra Books Wednesday in Atlanta, Todd Rundgren launched a North American trek that’s being billed as the first hybrid concert/book tour in support of his new autobiography, The Individualist: Digressions, Dreams & Dissertations.
ABC/Paul Lobo; ABC/Randy HolmesThe lineup for the 2019 edition of Switzerland’s famed Montreux Jazz Festival has been unveiled, and it features a variety of big names, including Sting, Elton John, Janet Jackson and ZZ Top. The 16-day
UMeDiana Ross may have just turned 75, but the former Supremes singer is still making history. Ross’ new remix track, “The Boss 2019,” has reached #1 on Billboard‘s Dance Club Songs chart, setting a record by becoming
Credit: Daryl HannahNeil Young is back in the saddle with his old backing group, Crazy Horse. The folk-rock legend revealed in a message posted on his Neil Young Archives website on Tuesday that he and the band
Mark and Colleen Hayward/Redferns A short clip of The Beatles‘ only live performance on the legendary U.K. TV series Top of the Pops, which was long believed to be lost, has been discovered in Mexico, BBC News