Connie Francis, the beloved voice of hits like 'Who’s Sorry Now?' and 'Where the Boys Are,' has died at 87. She faced health setbacks before her passing but is remembered for shaping pop music with her chart-topping hits and global influence.
UK post-punk band Hotel Lux have announced their much-anticipated second album, 'The Bitter Cup,' dropping on October 31st. They dropped a powerful new single, 'Costermonger,' hinting at a fresh sonic direction and have scheduled a winter tour across the UK.
During the Wireless Festival, Drake fueled his ongoing feud with Kendrick Lamar by echoing explicit chants from the crowd. Audience energy spiked as he repeated the taunt and cracked jokes onstage, further cementing the high-profile rap rivalry. Neither artist has officially commented, keeping fans eagerly watching.
Paul McCartney returns with his 2025 Got Back Tour, covering 19 North American cities and kicking off in Palm Desert on September 29. Ticket presales require registration and start July 15, with general release July 18. The setlist includes Beatles favorites and solo gems, supported by his longtime backing band.
Do LaB celebrates 20 years at Coachella with a bold 2025 lineup, bringing Anderson .Paak, TOKiMONSTA, and uplifting surprises to their iconic stage. The schedule blends top-tier DJs, underground rising stars, and genre-bending live acts, reaffirming Do LaB’s role as a festival standout.
Rumors are swirling in the Pearl Jam community as drummer Matt Cameron nears 63, prompting talk of his departure. Fans question the band's ability to tour and record new material without him, fueling uncertainty around Pearl Jam's next steps. No official word from the band yet.
Primavera Sound 2025 took risks and won big with an all-female lineup, high-octane shows from pop and punk icons, and a packed roster of genre-spanning artists. Technical hiccups couldn't overshadow the electric energy, political charges, and after-hours rave spirit that defined Europe's boldest festival weekend.
Jim Morrison’s long-lost bronze bust has finally resurfaced 37 years after being stolen from his Paris grave. The iconic sculpture, damaged and weathered, was tracked down by French authorities. Morrison’s family now hopes to place it back at Père Lachaise, where the singer’s tomb draws fans from all over the world.
At Taylor Swift's London Eras Tour show on August 15, 2024, Ed Sheeran made a rare appearance, performing their duet 'Everything Has Changed' live for the third time. The setlist also included 'End Game' and Sheeran's 'Thinking Out Loud,' celebrating their long-running partnership and energizing fans with their surprise collaboration.
