The recognition comes 24 years after Bono was honored as an individual.
Rei Ami Breaks Down ‘2LOUD,’ Talks ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ & Her Come-Up Era | Billboard News Interview
Rei Ami opens up about “2LOUD” and her phoenix-rising comeback in this Billboard News Interview, explaining why this album is her full come-up story and “every emotion in between.” She breaks down how the track came together during a late-night studio session and why it had to lead this bright, feel-good, funky pop era—plus what […]
Olivia Rodrigo, Karol G & Stella Lefty: Which Pop Stars Won August 2026? Greatest Pop Stars Podcast
This Who Won the Month episode of the ‘Greatest Pop Stars’ podcast looks at the big names who closed out summer 2026 the strongest.
Turnstile Play 22 Songs at Fall 2026 Tour Launch in Milwaukee
Turnstile delivered a high-energy performance on opening night of their ‘Never Enough, Pt. 2’ trek.
Tyler Bates Discusses Working With Marilyn Manson — Interview
Prolific producer and artist Tyler Bates opens up about his journey through film, television and rock and roll, including working with Marilyn Manson.
Previously Unreleased 1981 Motley Crue Demo Song Is Out
The 1981 debut that launched a thousand hair metal dreams gets the deluxe treatment with five vinyl records, unreleased demos and a 100-page photo book.
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Ray Chew on Music Directing ‘DWTS,’ ‘SNL,’ Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade & More Live TV | On the Record
Dancing With the Stars music director Ray Chew breaks down how the show pulls off live music every week — “unbaking the cake” on arrangements, managing rehearsals and executing under the pressure of live TV where “there is no do it again.” Ray also shares how he got his start (including Saturday Night Live and […]
Jorma Kaukonen & Friends to Celebrate 60 Years of The Fillmore
Jorma Kaukonen will return to San Francisco to celebrate The Fillmore’s 60th anniversary in December. Billed as three “very special evenings with Jorma Kaukonen & Friends,” the concerts will take place December 11-13.
The famed venue was built in 1912 and originally opened as Majestic Hall. Though it became the Fillmore Auditorium in 1954, operated by prominent entrepreneur Charles Sullivan, it grew into the venue it would became known as when Sullivan let Bill Graham use his dance hall permit to book a benefit for the San Francisco Mime Troupe in December 1965.
Kaukonen has been a key part of the venue’s history, even appearing as Graham’s first Mime Troupe benefit a few weeks before his inaugural Fillmore gig as a member of Jefferson Airplane. The guitarist also recently announced that he would retire from touring, instead focusing on residencies and select appearances. For more on his future plans, be sure to read our recent digital cover story.
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5 Artists to Catch at Experts Only Festival New York 2026
John Summit’s Experts Only Festival returns to Randall’s Island Park on September 19–20, 2026, for its second edition. After a sold-out 2025 debut that drew more than 50,000 fans, the two-day event expands production across three stages while Summit curates a mix of house, bass, techno, and indie dance. Tickets are still on sale now, […]
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