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Rubber Soul, a Beatles tribute band, braved 90-degree-plus temperatures to play for nearly two hours Tuesday (June 24) as it entertained a crowd of about 100 people at Orange's amphitheater.

In September 1964, The Beatles made their way to Cleveland’s Public Auditorium, a performance that caused uproar, injuries, and a ban for the band in the birthplace of rock n’ roll. The hysteria of ...

Martin Scorsese and David Tedeschi on ‘Beatles ’64,’ the Fab Four’s Influence on Cinema, and David Lynch at Their First U.S. Concert ...

open mike Mike Vaccaro The Beatles concert that helped usher in a sports-rock connection forever By Mike Vaccaro Published May 31, 2025, 6:14 p.m. ET ...

The Cleveland Cavaliers are in a potential predicament this offseason after leading the Eastern Conference with the best record during the 2025 season, but again, they fell short in the second ...

Gates at Huntington Bank Field are set to open at 5 p.m., with the concert starting at 7 p.m. No, Barron Trump was not rejected by Harvard, Melania says amid university battle Haliburton welcomes ...

So when Heart’s Nancy Wilson said she and her sister Ann saw the group perform in Seattle on August 25, 1966 — one of the last dates of their final concert tour — we were all ears.

Beginning in June, a variety of local bands will take the stage at six different waterfront locations on select dates. “We’re excited to welcome the return of our popular Summer Concert Series ...

“Paint It Black” Was the First Time The Rolling Stones Used a Sitar, but It Gave Them an “Irrepressible Hit” In 1965, The Beatles became the first British band to use the sitar.

EPEX’s concert, which was originally scheduled to take place on May 31, would have been the first concert by a full South Korean idol group to be held in China in nine years.

Dancing on Depot Street is Cleveland’s summer concert series. Held on the fourth Saturday of each month from April to September, it packs Cleveland’s downtown Depot Street with families and ...