Country music has always been close to the heart of 'The Boss', Bruce Springsteen, and one particular figure has always stood ...

Today in Music History for Dec. 1: In 1884, Saskatoon’s first concert was presented by the Pioneer Society. It featured solos, duets, choruses, readings and recitations.

Alice and Ellen Kessler, twin dancers and singers who launched their international career in the 1950s and performed with ...

Costello was a Bob Marley fan in his own right, even sharing with Vanity Fair what he calls the two greatest Marley songs.

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DAVE Burgess, who was the leader of the band that recorded the popular track Tequila, has died at 90. Burgess was part of The ...

According to his obituary, Burgess died on October 19 in Dover, Tennessee. He was preceded in death by his parents and ...

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John Németh and the Ramblin' Mutts The North Central Florida Blues Society is set to bring award-winning blues vocalist John Németh to Gainesville for his first-ever Heartwood Soundstage show at 7 p.m ...

Sixty-nine years ago today, Johnnie Ray topped the UK Singles Chart with a song written and originally recorded by prisoners.

Across movies, TV, music and sports, THR identified the 46 most powerful Latin talent and execs: “It’s by telling our stories ...

Girl Violence, the third album by King Princess, is my favourite pop record in a good year for pop. It’s all over ...