Remembering sublime performances and hot messes, "blackmail" and backstage drama, the performer who played both the UK and US stages the same day, and more.

In 1985, Michael Jackson was arguably the biggest name in all of music. He had taken part in the USA for Africa recording of "We Are the World," but simply was not available to take part in Live Aid.

July 13, 1985 — everyone who was anyone in the music world was at Live Aid, the benefit concert for Ethiopian famine relief.

If so, tickets are available for all of Saadiq’s ‘No Bandwidth’ concerts. At the time of publication, the lowest price we ...

The K-Pop chart-toppers just announced their 2025 ‘TOMORROW X TOGETHER WORLD TOUR <ACT : TOMORROW>’ in support of their ...

Sunday marks 40 years since the benefit for famine relief in Ethiopia. Hear the performances and interviews with people who ...

This summer, Springfield is midway through a nationwide ‘I Want My ’80s Tour’ with special guest hitmakers John Waite ...

Ringo won’t be the only Beatle on the road this year. Paul McCartney just announced he’s embarking on a North American ‘Got ...

Stage West’s latest concert musical, Legends of the 80s, is a trip down the memory lane of that era 40 odd years ago.

Plans to massively increase capacity at Roundhay Park and recreate the iconic concerts from the 80s and 90s have been ...

“Born in the USA,” the title track off Bruce Springsteen’s blockbuster 1984 album, isn’t the patriotic singalong many people thought it was. In fact, the Boss himself called it “a ...

Ozzy Osbourne, following a set with his solo band, was joined by fellow Black Sabbath members to play songs like “Iron Man” ...