DINO of SEVENTEEN brought the thunder to the Esports World Cup on Thursday (July 10), performing the tournament's official 2025 theme song "Til My Fingers Bleed" at the opening ceremony. Taking the ...

Today, Riley Green released his Midtown Sessions acoustic EP, which is a collection fan-favorite songs in “Change My Mind,” “Worst Way,” “Jesus Saves,” “Cowboy In Me” as well as a brand new song ...

Lyricist Sameer Anjaan recalls how South Indian filmmakers once misread his lyrics, including a song where "rab" was confused ...

Classic rock is arguably the most beloved genre of music across multiple generations, now in the thick of its seventh decade. The genre boasts many of the best-selling artists of all time as its ...

Springsteen once said he released records the way a novelist writes chapters — deliberately, seasonally, each one in ...

Mina Tindle has called on Sufjan Stevens for another collaboration with the song “Heaven Thunder,” which is out now via the ...

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Bruce Springsteen is one of the few names capable of evoking the heart and gritty power of American rock and roll.

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Can the King earn a ring with the Lakers? Or would a change of scenery help him bring home a final piece of hardware?

In a new interview, Brodway star Kristin Chenoweth defended her version of the National Anthem during Game 7 of the NBA Finals.

Kristin Chenoweth, one of Broadway’s most beloved stars who is known for her powerful vocals, performed the national anthem at the NBA Finals.