Grammy-winner Lauren Daigle has announced a return to the road this May. On May 17th at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, she’ll begin a run of sixteen of her high-energy, critically hailed, hit-filled shows ...

Top tier artists slated to appear include Christian McBride, Dianne Reeves, John Clayton, Gerald Clayton, Carmen Lundy, René Marie, Ledisi, Gregory Porter, Benny Green, Pete Escovedo, John ...

A: He’s an Aussie, hailing from the beautiful Gold Coast in Queensland. Stanford Live announces summer concerts at Frost Amphitheater Phish 101: Here’s your introduction to America’s ...

Rocking The Docks is looking to create a mini earthquake in Lewes this summer with 17 booming concerts, including Billboard artists, making this year's lineup its biggest yet. All shows go on ...

In a video, posted on Reddit by a user, the singer is seen crying on stage while some audience members booed for apparently arriving late for the concert. Some members could be heard shouting 'go ...

On July Fourth, A Capitol Fourth, America’s National Independence Day celebration, honors our country’s birthday with an all-star salute. For over 40 years, this television event, featuring a ...

In interviews with The Hindustan Times, several students expressed disappointment at what went down at the concert. "It was shameful to see that just because of a few unruly students, a legend like ...

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) -Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue are coming to Greenfield Lake Amphitheater this September. The band is set to perform on Sept. 18-19 with special guest Abraham Alexander.

NEW ORLEANS — Constable Edwin M. Shorty, Jr. has announced his candidacy for Orleans Parish Sheriff, citing his commitment to public service and criminal justice reform. Shorty, a New Orleans ...

“Wow, you guys like petty acts of domestic terrorism, huh?” Klepper said at one point to the audience. “An innocent electric car, once the symbol of proud progressives trying to save the ...

More importantly, a good 90% of the audience at any given Dead gig already saw those “hits” upwards of 35 times. Unlike a U2 or a Rolling Stones, they couldn’t count on the fact that the vast majority ...