When Mexican musician Natalia Lafourcade turned 40, her alter ego was born. Lafourcade, now 41, was reflecting on four decades of life and "wanted to have the right things to say to my friends, family ...

Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel spoke with THR ahead of the start of their North American tour run, reflecting on 25 years of Moon Safari and how watching ‘70s TV informed their orchestral ...

I can say that I did not expect to be leaving the Who‘s visit to the Hollywood Bowl this week holding myself back from breaking into complete bawling. Yes, it’s a farewell tour, and one we’re pretty ...

The legendary band tore through some of their greatest hits like “Baba O’Riley” and “My Generation” on Wednesday night during the first of two concerts in Los Angeles. By John Lonsdale The farewell ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. There’s a particular niche of sophisticated, loungy music that thrived from the late ’90s into the mid-2000s. It ...

There’s a particular niche of sophisticated, loungy music that thrived from the late ’90s into the mid-2000s. It grew out of ELO’s regal rock and Serge Gainsbourg’s loucheness, taking on bits of U.K.

My Chemical Romance is coming back to Los Angeles after a successful weekend of shows at Dodger Stadium this past summer. As part of a newly announced 2026 stadium tour, the band will have a ...

LCD Soundsystem singer James Murphy paused two songs into the band’s set at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday to welcome the crowd to the second of two nights at the historic amphitheater. “Oh, hi, hello, ...

The farewell started with an electric guitar. On Wednesday night at the Hollywood Bowl, Pete Townshend kicked off The Who’s first of two nights at the venue with “I Can’t Explain,” as Roger Daltrey ...

Thursday (Sept. 25) and Friday (Sept. 26), Pulp and LCD Soundsystem did two co-headlining shows at LA’s Hollywood Bowl. The second night included the two acts teaming up to cover Heaven 17’s “(We ...

Let’s start at the end, as the Who wrapped up its main set with “The Song Is Over,” a classic song by this British rock band, and the name of its farewell tour, too. “I’ll sing my song to the wide ...