"Skipping school sign my note?" Those five words, written in large black letters on a white poster, prompted Bruce Springsteen to help a young fan skip a day of school after his San Francisco concert on Sunday.
Beyoncé just revealed that Stevie Wonder is the person who played the harmonica on her rendition of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene.” Featured on her newest album “Cowboy Carter,” her version completely re-imagines Parton’s original narrative — with Beyoncé forewarning Jolene instead of Parton’s previous pleading.
A costume, an accent, a narrative mode, a homecoming: For Beyoncé, country music is all that (and more) on “Cowboy Carter,” the pop superstar’s boot-scooting blowout of a new studio album. It’s as sprawling and as rigorous as we’ve come to expect from the most intellectually ambitious artist in music; it also can make you wonder — and this of course is easy for me to say — whether Beyoncé ...
After Beyoncé shared her newest album with the world, “Cowboy Carter,” audiences learned that she covered country music icon Dolly Parton’s hit song “Jolene.” And now Parton herself is sharing her thoughts on the cover.
Peter Frampton wasn't teasing when he undertook his Finale Tour in 2022. After being diagnosed with a degenerative muscle disease, the veteran British rock star didn't think he'd remain proficient on guitar. But the notion that "Frampton Won't Come Alive Again" is greatly exaggerated.
Carrie Brownstein is walking through Brooklyn as she talks about the latest Sleater-Kinney album, “Little Rope,” which is drawing yet another batch of positive reviews and accolades for the vastly acclaimed Pacific Northwest rock act.
After a lengthy hiatus that found him struggling with tinnitus and sticking to his suburban Twin Cities home, rockabilly stalwart Brian Setzer will return to the road in a big and loud way in 2024 on a reunion tour with his globally renowned '80s band the Stray Cats.
Lollapalooza has announced its lineup for summer 2024, with headliners including SZA, Tyler, the Creator, Blink-182, the Killers, Future X Metro Boomin, Hozier, Stray Kids, Melanie Martinez and Skrillex.
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Turns out that the Foo Fighters didn’t forget about the Bay Area after all. And the rock act is proving it by adding a local date on the North American leg of the Everything or Nothing at All Tour. Dave Grohl and company performs at Toyota Pavilion in Concord on Aug. 13. Tickets go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. March 21, livenation.com. A presale for Citi card ...
