Photo Credit: Hearby Cares Area4Labs’ Hearby Cares is a new AI-powered initiative to highlight live benefit shows providing relief for areas affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The team at Area4Labs says they created the […]
(l to r) Live Nation Venues president Tom See, Rock Hall of Famer Dave Matthews (holding a guitar made from aluminum cans recycled on tour), and Live Nation head of global sustainability Lucy August-Perna. Photo […]
The Cure have finally returned with a new album: Songs of a Lost World, the group’s first new release in 16 years, is out today via Fiction/Capitol Records. Though it was formally announced back in […]
In a city as bustling as New York, it’s easy to become a bit numb to cacophony. Fourteen years in, however, and I found something I had never experienced before: a full concert performed on […]
Photo Credit: On Air Content from the UMG-owned production studio is available to stream now. With the emergence of concert streaming’s high-growth potential, the on-stage performance streaming platform On Air is offering new monetization opportunities […]
Photo Credit: Peter Wallace Phish performed a three-night live concert at Albany, NY’s MVP Arena this past weekend, raising over $4 million to support addiction recovery. 100% of net proceeds from ticket revenues, merch sales, […]
When Alan Robert joined Loudwire Nights (Oct. 30), he took some time to open up about Life of Agony‘s 35-year career. In his reflection with host Chuck Armstrong, he went much further back than when […]
Photo Credit: AI ChatGPT is impressive out-of-the-box but challenging to apply to real-world problems. Area4 Labs and Hearby are building with AI technology to create a data-driven live event concierge. The following comes from Hearby, a […]
Slayer have been announced as headliners for the 2025 Louder Than Life festival, set for September 18th through the 21st in Louisville, Kentucky. Fest organizers wasted no time announcing the return of Slayer after the […]
HEART has announced the support acts for the band’s 2025 North American headlining tour. The legendary rockers will be joined by SQUEEZE, CHEAP TRICK and Lucinda Williams on the “Royal Flush” trek, which will kick […]
The saga of Oasis’ reunion show ticket fiasco continues — on Tuesday, October 29th, it was announced that thousands of tickets purchased through third-party resale sites for the band’s 2025 UK tour dates would be […]
Lauren Mayberry, frontwoman of CHVRCHES, has announced details of her debut solo album: Vicious Creature will arrive in full on December 6th via Island Records. She’s also shared a new preview of the LP in the […]
There’s nothing holding Shawn Mendes back from getting candid. On Monday, the singer, 26, addressed the crowd in between songs while on his For Friends and Family Tour at his stop at the Red Rocks […]
While The Who haven’t been active as a group over the past year, the band’s co-founder, Pete Townshend, says good news is on the horizon for fans. In an interview with UK publication The London Standard, […]
HarperCollins has set a November 21 release date for the English version of former SKID ROW and H.E.A.T. singer Erik Grönwall‘s autobiography, “Power – Music, Death, Life”. Grönwall shot to stardom overnight after winning the […]
Tool have beefed up their March 2025 tour itinerary with the addition of two shows in Mexico. The band will now be playing a total of seven concerts in Latin America, right after headlining their […]
The countdown is on for the 73rd Miss Universe competition, the world’s most prestigious beauty pageant, which will take place in Mexico City this year on November 16, making a return to Mexico a year after […]
RÜFÜS DU SOL, dance music’s de facto architects of tender singalong moments, have sold an astounding 500,000 tickets to their 2025 “Inhale / Exhale World Tour.” A touchstone of atmospheric dance music, the illustrious trio is […]
Yaya Bey, Rosali, and Font are among the bands playing abortion access benefit concerts across the United States on Saturday, January 25, 2025. Proceeds from the shows go to Noise for Now. Organized by Ground […]
The first of MJ Lenderman’s three shows at Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn felt like an underplay. The venue holds about 650 people, and it felt like all 650 people — and, frankly, a […]