Category: Music

This Day in Music History – April 2nd

The Beach Boys live onstage

1942 – Glenn Miller and his orchestra recorded “American Patrol.” 1963 – “Best Foot Forward” with Liza Minnelli opened in New York City. 1964 – The Beach Boys recorded “I Get Around.” 1965 – Freddie & the Dreamers recorded “Do The Freddie.” 1965 – The Beach Boys appeared on ABC-TV’s “Shindig!” and performed “Do You […]

CMA Fest Rescheduled – Dates for Next Year Announced

It has been announced that the CMA Fest, the annual gathering of country artists and their fans that takes over Nashville in June, has been canceled for 2020 over concerns about COVID-19. The annual festival takes over around a dozen venues in town, including Nissan Stadium, an features more than 200 acts. This year’s headliners […]

Check out Queen & Adam Lambert’s Rescheduled Tour Dates

It has been announced that Queen and Adam Lambert announced that the upcoming European leg of the Rhapsody Tour would be postponed until next year. This news comes amidst the continued spread of the coronavirus throughout the world. The rock band broke the news on Tuesday, March 31st. The tour was set to start May […]

Lizzo Is Praising Health Pros Across the US

On Monday, March 30th, it was reported that pop queen Lizzo thanked medical staffers for working to combat coronavirus by donating lunches to several hospitals across the United States. Lizzo posted a montage video on Instagram that documented medical workers at the University of Washington Medicine Center Montlake Emergency Department, Vanderbilt University Medical Center and […]

OneRepublic Performed New Single from Home on Fallon

OneRepublic streamed into The Tonight Show: At Home Edition on Monday (March 30) to perform their latest single “Didn’t I.” “Didn’t I” serves as the third single off the pop outfit’s upcoming fifth full-length studio set, Human, following lead single “Rescue Me” and mid-tempo jam “Wanted.” The album, the band’s first follow-up to 2016’s My […]

Bob Marley: Legacy Series Continues

In honor of Women’s History Month, the Bob Marley: Legacy mini-documentary series continues with episode two: ‘Women Rising.’ The moving and empowering short premiered today on Bob Marley’s official YouTube channel and features interviews with Rita Marley, also known as Bob Marley’s wife and the matriarch of the Marley Family, whose strength and character is […]

Stream Grand Ole Opry with Vince Gill and More

As part of the “Stay in & SLING” initiative, SLING TV will stream Grand Ole Opry’s 4,917th consecutive Saturday night concert with music legends Vince Gill and Amy Grant. The event is part of the SLING TV free experience, with no paid SLING TV account required. The duo will take the stage with their daughters […]

Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes Perform for America

On Sunday, MArch 29th, Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes performed for the iHeart Living Room Concert for America. And Cabello’s “My Oh My” got a softer, more subdued interpretation for the occasion. Before the performance, the pair took a moment to show appreciation for the first responders who are aiding those affected by the coronavirus […]

This Day in Music History – March 31st

1958 – Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode” was released. 1967 – The Jimi Hendrix Experience began its first British tour. The show featured the first time that Hendrix set a guitar on fire. In 2008, the scorched instrument sold for more than $450,000 at auction. 1969 – Led Zeppelin’s debut album was released in the […]

Bon Jovi is “Unbroken”

On Friday, MArch 27th, Bon Jovi released a new rendition of their single “Unbroken.” The song was released in November. The lyrics were written in tribute of physically injured and mentally ill military personnel. Frontman Jon Bon Jovi used his parents, both veterans of the US Marine Corps, as inspiration for the song’s voice. Bon Jovi sang alongside […]