Philly’s concert calendar is packed with Erykah Badu, Sting, Boz Scaggs, Geese, Bill Murray’s band, and the new Hootie-R.E.M.

Revisit three classic songs that have mistakes in them, but ended up only benefiting from them in the long run.

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Everyone knew The Police didn't exactly work well together, but there was one hit in particular that Sting tried to destroy.

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Ahead of appearing at the Belfast Media Festival, top TV producer and lifelong Everton fan Jimmy Mulville shares his likes, ...

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The Vintage Caravan light up Bristol with high-energy set of '70s-inspired stoner rock, psychedelic vibes, and crowd-pleasing humour at The Exchange ...

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Pulled from their sixth studio album Love Gun, KISS’s 1977 hit "Christine Sixteen" stirred controversy upon its release ...

Glam rock guitarists combined early rock and roll, blues, makeup, and science fiction to reimagine the rock star.

The former frontman for The Police just announced he’s extended his ongoing ‘Sting 3.0 Tour’ into 2026. His 12 new shows are ...