DJ & Music

Don Henley hints that this year could mark the Eagles’ last chapter, even as a packed tour slate keeps the band in the spotlight. He speaks of family, time off the road, and what might come next for a legendary act.

Founding Cake guitarist Greg Brown has died after a brief illness, leaving an enduring imprint on alt‑rock. This tribute recalls how his early contributions helped shape the band’s sound and sparked collaborations that echoed beyond Cake.

Green Day is gearing up for a Super Bowl moment that promises more than a concert. Expect a bold, politically charged set from a band with a long history of outspoken advocacy. It’s a performance that could redefine the halftime experience.

Lil Uzi Vert’s new single, What You Saying, is climbing the charts and proving rhythm-led tracks still pull strong numbers. The piece also looks at a radio landscape hungry for more genre variety and what that means for who gets playlist love. It’s a snapshot of a shifting balance between chart power and listener taste.

Two divergent worlds collide as Lil Uzi Vert teams with Indila, turning a beloved melody into a bold, club-ready soundscape. Critics are torn—some call it a hypnotic experiment, others worry it overlooks the original. A discussion-starting fusion that could reshape the groove.

An unforgettable childhood grounding, witnessed by Madonna and Sean Penn, left a lifelong lesson in punctuality. Even under the brightest lights, accountability sticks—and this moment still brings a smile.

Stray Kids’ dominATE Experience lands in Indian theaters, signaling a new era for K-pop on the big screen. A wave of immersive concert cinema is reshaping fandom in India, blending live energy with premium cinematic moments.

From a viral Instagram plea to a Super Bowl moment, one Deaf interpreter’s journey with Bad Bunny is rewriting accessibility in live music. Expect a groundbreaking performance where Puerto Rican Sign Language brings the lyrics to life on a historic stage.

Rock the Country roars back in 2026 with a star-packed, cross-genre festival tour across eight U.S. cities. Two-day stops, surprise guest moments, and a festival vibe that celebrates music, community, and a milestone year.

J. Cole and Jah Cure unite for a collaboration that fuses razor-sharp rap storytelling with soul-soaked melodies. Expect an emotionally charged ride through love and longing, where two distinctive voices meet in a track poised to captivate listeners across genres.

J. Cole’s The Fall-Off keeps the anticipation high with a standout cut that pairs sharp lyricism with a soulful, expansive vibe. “Only You,” featuring Jah Cure, hooks you with a memorable chorus and polished production, hinting at a bold closing chapter for the album. Momentum builds as Cole’s evolving sound continues to unfold.

Bad Bunny is gearing up for a landmark Super Bowl halftime moment, blending gratitude, culture, and pure anticipation into one electric performance. He hints the show will spotlight his roots and foster a universal celebration with fans—while keeping some surprises under wraps. A pivotal moment as the artist steps onto the biggest stage.

J. Cole leans into his Fayetteville roots with a double-disc homage that traces his rise, return, and growth—told through his own childhood photography. The Fall-Off promises a deeply personal, reflective chapter fans won’t want to miss.

Super Bowl LX is shaping up as a music-filled Bay Area spectacle, with Teddy Swims headlining the pre-game tailgate, Green Day kicking off the ceremony, and Bad Bunny delivering a show-stopping halftime. From soaring anthems to vibrant tributes, the day blends football drama with a celebration of culture and sound.

Barry Manilow postpones his Las Vegas residency as he continues to recover from lung cancer surgery. The 82-year-old icon says he’s on the mend and back in the studio, with a farewell tour on the horizon—hinting at an exciting new chapter ahead.

KISS’s disco-tinged classic keeps clocking milestones and memories. I Was Made For Lovin’ You has hit a billion views on YouTube and continues to pull in streams, showcasing a timeless appeal that surprised even the band. Behind the numbers lie surprising twists and a legacy that refuses to fade.

Grammys night turns political as two global stars spotlight immigrant rights and social justice. Finneas addresses the backlash to Billie Eilish’s immigration remarks, while Bad Bunny’s bold message adds fuel to the debate. A new wave of advocacy at award shows is redefining what fame can spark.

West Virginia’s State Fair returns to Greenbrier County this August with a stellar concert lineup. Grammy-winning Sierra Ferrell headlines the main stage, delivering fan-favorite tunes rooted in WV pride. More acts are on the horizon, promising a summer of music, food, and hometown spirit.

Ella Langley unveils The Dandelion Tour alongside a fresh album, hinting at a summer night of radiant songs and surprises. A lone New England stop signals live-music magic in the season, with tucked-away moments and memories waiting to bloom.

LaMonte McLemore, co-founder of The 5th Dimension, has died at age 90. A life that stretched from Navy service to photography and music, his enduring legacy helped shape one of pop’s most beloved vocal groups.

Remembering LaMonte McLemore, the warm-voiced cornerstone of The 5th Dimension and a celebrated photographer whose images shaped generations. His journey—from Navy days to global stages and iconic lenses—offers a glimpse of a life dedicated to art, joy, and lasting cultural impact.