The lead singer and guitarist of the legendary classic rock band the Guess Who returned to the stage together Saturday for the first time in decades, launching their Takin’ It Back reunion tour with a show in Ontario. Meanwhile, the other half of the fractured Canadian band is back as well — this time with

Tracy Zamot, a veteran publicist who worked with such acts as Led Zeppelin, Phil Collins, and Matchbox Twenty, has died after a prolonged illness, her family announced today on Facebook. She was 56. A New York native who attended SUNY Albany as an undergraduate, Zamot entered the music industry in 1992 as a publicist at

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Trying to whittle Daddy Yankee’s decades-long trajectory down to a 20-song playlist is a humongous feat, mostly because there are hardly any plateaus in his career. The man has been dropping hits consistently for 30 years, and any list could easily grow to 100 if you consider that each year, he’d had numerous singles that

Chris Stapleton’s performance of the National Anthem at the 2023 Super Bowl stands as one of the best renditions of “The Star-Spangled Banner” ever. In a new television ad for his Traveller whiskey set to air during Sunday’s Super Bowl LX, the country singer calls back to that moment and exactly what made it so

Shaboozey has issued a statement after facing some criticism for his Grammy acceptance speech, with some claiming one of his lines — “immigrants built this country” — ignored or diminished the role of Black people and enslaved Africans. The country star, whose parents are from Nigeria, largely earned plaudits for his acceptance speech after he