Local Musicians Rally With a Benefit Concert for a Fellow Performer Battling a Rare Cancer, Turning One Night of Songs Into Practical Support and Community Hope
A hometown concert aims to help a musician facing treatment for a rare cancer diagnosis.
Celeste Rivas Hernandez’s Family Sues D4vd, Naming Relatives, Managers and Companies in a Wrongful Death Case Tied to the Teen’s 2025 Death
The civil complaint expands the legal fallout around the death of the 15-year-old, adding claims against people and businesses connected to the singer.
14-Year-Old Country Singer Mane Thompson Opens for the Bacon Brothers at Wisconsin Dells’ Crystal Grand Music Theatre, a Major Early-Career Boost for the Rising Performer
The young Wisconsin singer landed a notable opening slot as he continues building his country music career.
Ed Sheeran Opens Philadelphia Concert by Calling Gaza Situation Catastrophic and Unjustifiable as His North America Loop Tour Returns After Palestine Controversy
The singer addressed the uproar in his first onstage comments since his tour came under fire over support for Palestine.
Gram Parsons’ Death at 26 and the Shocking Theft of His Body From a Private Funeral Turned a Country-Rock Legend Into Lasting American Music Lore
The Byrds and Flying Burrito Brothers architect died in 1973, then became part of one of rock’s strangest posthumous stories.
Ed Sheeran Returns to the Philadelphia Stage After Tour Turmoil, Addressing Controversy Before Fans at His Saturday Concert in a City Where He Had Not Performed Since It Began
The singer used his first Philadelphia appearance since the controversy erupted to acknowledge the moment in front of the crowd.
Ed Sheeran Opens Philadelphia Concert With Apology After Macklemore Removal Sparks Protests, Falling Ticket Prices and Fresh Debate Over Free Speech on His US Tour
The singer addressed the controversy head-on as his first show since Macklemore was dropped from the tour.
Ed Sheeran Opens Philadelphia Solo Concert With Gaza Remarks as Fan Backlash and Dropped Openers Reshape His Loop Tour Stop at Lincoln Financial Field
The pop star addressed Gaza, defended his concert choices and faced protests outside the stadium as his touring lineup kept shifting.
Doug Ellin Sees Nashville Film Boom Taking Shape as Paramount Skydance Eyes Space and Tennessee Courts Hollywood With Incentives and Infrastructure
Industry veterans say Music City already has the talent, studios and music ties to become a bigger production hub.
Kenny Chesney Rejects the Usual Country Album Cover Playbook With a Self-Shot New Hampshire Marina Sign for Silver Sands Marina, Due September 25
The Country Music Hall of Fame member says he wanted mystery, not a close-up portrait, for his next album.
