Rock

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Rush have announced four additional U.S. arena dates for their 2026 "Fifty Something" tour following a highly successful launch and strong fan demand.

During Iron Maiden's August 29 concert in Toronto, frontman Bruce Dickinson pointedly referred to Lake Ontario by its traditional name, defying a recent U.S. executive order renaming it.

British heavy metal legends Iron Maiden kicked off the North American leg of their "Run For Your Lives" world tour with sold-out shows at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena on August 29, 2026.

Legendary singer Gladys Knight announced on Thursday that she is easing into fewer performances to focus on the next stage of her career and personal life.

David Byrne has announced a new concert film, Who Is the Sky?, directed by Brady Corbet and filmed in 70mm during his recent tour stops in Baltimore.

Harry Styles launched a historic 30-night residency at New York’s Madison Square Garden this week, debuting a rearranged, disco-infused setlist for the first U.S. stop of his Together, Together tour.

Hatebreed has released the title track from their forthcoming studio album, Fatal Paradox, which is scheduled to arrive on November 6 via the BLKIIBLK record label.

Television co-founder Richard Lloyd has been diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, a rare form of bile-duct cancer. A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to assist with his medical expenses.

Ghost has announced the 2 Big To Rig (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) will be released on August 27, following the worldwide theatrical debut of their concert film on August 26.

Foo Fighters performed their first-ever show at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday, August 22, joining the Los Angeles Philharmonic for a career-spanning set.