Ontario-based Born Ruffians have been on a constant journey of musical evolution. From indie rock to New Wave to their ...

It was the shiny, synth surf of the new wave met with protest anthems and charity juggernauts, as Band Aid geared into life ...

As Tom's Guide's Audio Editor, I spend a lot of time testing headphones. However, because I spend so much time putting the latest and greatest audio gear through its paces, I can’t use the same tracks ...

Called by many as ‘the show of 2024’, last year’s Twin Peaks themed Midwinter Ball was a revelation, and a dress up party for the ages. A sold out Wintergarden heaved with 650 guests dressed as Log ...

Formed by Tobias Forge in 2008 in Linköping, Sweden, Ghost have charted a meteoric trajectory from the tiny clubs of their homeland to the arenas and festival stages of the world, counting the likes ...

GigaCalculator released a new study about the economics of 2025's biggest tours. The mathematics website tried to find out what fans are actually paying per song and per minute. Concert ticket prices ...

“Then he turned up at our gig at the Hammersmith Odeon when Ultrabox got back together again in 2014 and through his interpreter said he wanted to use my version of this Bowie song for his game.

So I find it all the more unfortunate that the song contest has become a flashpoint for misplaced anti-Israeli sentiment. Last year, in Malmö, Israel’s 20-year-old singer, Eden Golan ...

If you have been closely following Yoshihiro Togashi's Hunter x Hunter manga, you are likely familiar with the Dark Continent and all the eldritch horrors that exist beyond the Known World. However, ...

For the first time in four years, Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders will not be teammates when their football season begins. Hunter, the second overall pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars ...

The time is almost here and the countries who are set to compete in the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest are officially confirmed. Ahead of the Grand Final on Saturday (May 17) where 26 countries will ...

Joe Rogan argued against tech platforms banning Kanye West’s latest song praising Adolf Hitler, noting that the millions of downloads the “kinda catchy” tune has racked up on X “kind of su ...