DJ & Music

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.

BTS teases the ARMY Bomb ver. 4 with a globe-inspired logo and an upgraded wireless control, hinting at a more immersive light-show experience. The teaser sparks excitement and a split of reactions, with questions about compatibility with older light sticks as the tour looms.

Steep Canyon Rangers return with Next Act, a 15th studio release that nods to bluegrass roots while charting bold new territory. Featuring guests like Steve Martin, the album promises heartfelt stories and soaring harmonies — arriving May 22 on Yep Roc. A fresh chapter in the Grammy-winning band’s enduring legacy.

Two contrasting halftime visions are set to headline Super Bowl LVIII, igniting a cultural clash over American values, entertainment, and identity. As Kid Rock leads a family-friendly counterprogram, the moment signals a broader debate about what the big game should celebrate—and who gets to decide.

Ricky Martin pens a heartfelt tribute to Bad Bunny after a historic Grammy night, celebrating a fully Spanish-language triumph and Puerto Rican pride that resonates far beyond music. A reminder that staying true to your roots can redefine global success.

McArthur weaves four generations of the McArthur story into a bold reflection on legacy and family history. A star-studded country collaboration that asks a quiet, powerful question about what we pass down—and what we choose to carry forward. A haunting, hopeful listen that lingers long after the final note.

Tim McGraw headlines Upstate New York this summer as part of the Pawn Shop Guitar Tour, hitting the Empower FCU Amphitheater at Lakeview on July 31 with a special opening act. A night of classic hits and fresh tunes promises plenty of summer heat.

February 3 is a crossroads in rock history, where loss met legend and breakthroughs changed the sound forever. From historic tragedies to landmark debuts and iconic performances, this date keeps echoing through the decades.

From a life-changing injury to a breakout audition, this North Carolina singer turns setback into soulful momentum. Backed by his twin brother on guitar, a heartfelt performance captures the judges’ attention and hints at an inspiring journey ahead. A story of resilience, music, and a rising star you won’t forget.

Randy Travis’s mid-80s breakout forever changed country music, paving the way for a string of timeless hits. Echoing through his songs, “Diggin’ Up Bones” offers a mature take on heartbreak and healing. A twist of fate in the writing room helped launch a legendary collaboration and reshape the genre.

Ella Langley storms the Hilliard Center with a Dandelion Tour stop packed with energy, joined by Kaitlin Butts and Gabriella Rose for a night of high-octane country. A rising voice blending classic and contemporary sounds, her buzzworthy momentum promises a memorable show—tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m.

Yuan Weiren—an unseen architect of Mandarin pop’s golden era. A master songwriter and producer whose delicate melodies shaped a generation, paired with a memorable on-screen presence that fans still remember.

Hayley Williams launches Power Snatch, a bold new venture already dropping three singles. From high-octane guitars to dreamy shoegaze textures and sly, culture-clad lyrics, she teases a fearless, ever-evolving musical journey.

Kendrick Lamar lights up the Grammys with a string of wins, nudging past all-time greats and keeping fans on the edge of their seats. As Trevor Noah’s playful jabs mingle with the ceremony’s high-stakes moments, the night hints at even bigger moments to come.

Oscars buzz surrounds KPop Demon Hunters as a 2029 sequel looms and fresh live performances tease a bold new chapter for Rumi, Mira, and Zoey. With behind-the-scenes song moments and hints of expanding adventures, the demon-hunting saga is only getting bigger.

Unforgettable performances, bold collaborations, and big wins defined a night filled with surprises. This look back teases the moments that had audiences buzzing—unexpected duets, fearless fashion, and speeches that linger long after the lights fade.

Harry Styles is back with a bold new single that signals a fresh era in his music. “Aperture” teases a forthcoming album and a bold new sonic direction, leaving fans buzzing about what’s next.

Houston’s hip-hop pioneer Michael “5000” Watts helped reshape a city’s sound, turning Swishahouse and chopped and screwed into a global movement. His passing signals the end of an era, even as the music and community he built continue to inspire a new generation.

Fela Kuti makes Grammy history, the first African artist to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award—thirty years after his passing. Reactions from family and close collaborators mix pride with irony as his Afrobeat legacy continues to spark dialogue about music, power, and Africa’s future. A timely reminder that his rebellion still speaks to today’s artists.

Two giants of music, two starkly different concert philosophies. Cher delivers the hits fans expect, while Bob Dylan reimagines his songs on the fly, challenging listeners and sparking a debate about creativity versus expectation.