Langley lost out on New Artist of the Year to Zach Top, but she and Green won again as “You Look Like You Love Me” was named ...

Each week, SPIN digs into the catalogs of great artists and highlights songs you might not know for our Deep Cut Friday ...

"Weird Al" Yankovic has announced his massive "Bigger & Weirder" 2026 tour, a 90-city run of arenas and amphitheaters across North America.

White House press secretary KAROLINE LEAVITT confirmed that the Sept. 2 attacks — which The Washington Post reported included ...

In the first installment of the Culture and Politics Show, Louis Brehony delves into the work of Egyptian resistance singer Sheikh Imam.

WASHINGTON, DC – In a rare rebuke within party lines, ten House Democrats joined their Republican colleagues in voting to censure Representative Al Green for his protest during President Donald ...

Four censures in the House this week shines a light that there is deep distrust not only across the aisle but within the same party.

Today in Music History for Nov. 29: In 1880, the 1,100-seat Grand Opera House opened in Hamilton, Ont. It gave the city a proper auditorium for theatrical and musical presentations, and attracted top ...

With the dawn of November 27, 2024, Syria and its people were confronted with the opposition’s “Deterrence of Aggression” ...

Some of the biggest names in music history started out with completely different band names that nobody remembers today.

College football rivalries are supposed to be petty fun, until they turn into tiger heists, vandalism and absolute mayhem.

According to Ultimate Classic Rock, Llanas split from BoDeans in 2011 while Neumann has continued to perform under the band ...