Month: July 2026
From J. Cole's arena show and Tori Amos at Symphony Hall to The Beach Boys and a comedy night with Tommy Davidson, Atlanta's got something for everyone this weekend.
From Broadway musicals and world-class orchestras to intimate comedy shows and electronic dance nights, LA's got something for everyone this weekend.
From Rush at the United Center to intimate comedy nights and theatrical debuts, Chicago's got rock legends, hip-hop stars, and bold new musicals this weekend.
Broadway spectaculars, intimate jazz sets, and live rock fill the weekend. From timeless musicals to emerging indie acts, there's something for every taste.
From world-class Cirque du Soleil spectacles to live comedy and electronic beats, Las Vegas delivers a weekend packed with iconic shows and top-tier entertainment
The independent music rights organization appointed Australia-born executive Dan Nevin to lead global engagement with trade associations and strategic
Dave Kendall, who created and hosted MTV's 120 Minutes, has died. The British-born producer launched the pioneering alternative music program in 1986 and
Audiomack unveiled a 50-track official playlist for Fanatics Fest, taking place July 16–19 at New York's Javits Center, featuring established artists alongside
The Piano Man released his last rock album in 1993's River of Dreams and has largely avoided new material for three decades, saying he didn't want to "dilute"
Suki Waterhouse discusses her third album 'Loveland', released after welcoming a daughter with Robert Pattinson in March 2024, and how opening for Taylor