Music

Adam Lambert’s performance of Bonnie Tyler’s 1984 classic “Holding Out for a Hero” was nothing short of spectacular. With his unmatched vocal power and theatrical edge, he gave the anthem a fresh spin that blended rock grit, pop energy, and his signature glam flair. From the very first note, Lambert had the crowd hooked. His … Read more

On May 17, 2025, Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum glowed under the golden light of a setting sun as more than 20,000 fans gathered for a night that would become a landmark in country music. They weren’t just attending a concert — they were witnessing the final bow of Alan Jackson, a man whose voice has been … Read more

Back in 2004, Phil Collins took Paris by storm at the Bercy Arena with a performance that would go down in music history. Known for his incredible versatility, Collins delivered “Drums, Drums & More Drums”—a show that was less a concert and more a pulse-pounding celebration of rhythm, energy, and pure passion. From the very … Read more

Broadway has seen its share of standing ovations, but what unfolded at the Broadhurst Theatre last night was far beyond the usual applause. It wasn’t just theater — it was history. The cast of A Beautiful Noise, the hit musical honoring Neil Diamond, had just wrapped a moving scene when the stage suddenly went dark. … Read more

For more than forty years, Jon Bon Jovi’s voice has powered stadium anthems, spilled from car radios, and become the soundtrack of countless lives. But this time, when he picked up his guitar, there was no stage, no spotlights, no roar of thousands. Just family — gathered to welcome the tiniest new member of the … Read more

It was a quiet night in Los Angeles when the news spread: Randy Meisner, the gentle soul and soaring voice behind Take It to the Limit, was gone. Across the world, fans turned up the volume on old vinyls, sang along softly, and remembered the man whose falsetto carried them through the years. But one … Read more

Not everyone is a fan of musicals, but it’s hard to deny the magic of The Sound of Music. Released in 1965, its soundtrack became a global phenomenon — even topping the UK charts in 1965, 1966, and again in 1968. At the heart of it all was Julie Andrews, whose warm and unforgettable voice … Read more

It all unfolded inside London’s cozy Union Chapel — a world away from the stadiums that once thundered with Money for Nothing and Brothers in Arms. Fans arrived expecting the usual brilliance of Mark Knopfler’s guitar, those delicate fingerpicking notes that feel more like whispers than strikes. But no one expected to see Kitty Aldridge, … Read more

At sixteen, while most teens were just trying to survive high school and first crushes, Neil Diamond was already putting his feelings into music. Long before stadiums echoed with Sweet Caroline, Neil was simply a Brooklyn boy with a guitar, a notebook, and a love that felt like forever. That love was Jayne Posner — … Read more

Some songs aren’t just melodies — they’re memories. Fragile, bittersweet, unforgettable. “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers” is one of those songs. And when Neil Diamond reunited with his longtime touring partner Linda Press to sing it again, the stage transformed. It wasn’t just a performance; it was a moment of truth, a quiet farewell wrapped … Read more