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The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has been uploading archival performances to their YouTube channel at a feverish clip. With hundreds of videos now available, we went through and found 13 performances to watch right away.

While concerts will be different in the near future, fans hoping to hop in a mosh pit or crowd surf to the front row once venues open back up are in for a disappointmoint.

The latest edition of UK newspaper ‘The Sunday Times’ annual Rich List has been revealed, and as usual, Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Elton John are ranked among the wealthiest musicians in their homeland.

Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson announced at a news conference that the Arkansas Department of Health will issue a cease and desist order to TempleLive directing them not to hold their upcoming concert with Travis McCready.

While it’s a screen full of faces, with plenty of interesting sounds to focus on, we suggest fixing your eyes on The Roots’ Kamal Gray in the top right corner. The joy on his face while performing is priceless.

Once again, the comments seemed split between people criticizing the “Summer of ‘69” singer for his “racist” comments, and others saying that no apology was necessary, because it was clear he was speaking out against meat.

Steven Adelman and Jacob Worek of the Event Safety Alliance have released a 29-page guide outlining recommended guidelines venues follow upon reopening.

The musician took to Instagram to rant about the postponement of a string of shows at London’s Royal Albert Hall. He blamed the coronavirus pandemic on “f***ing bat eating, wet market animal selling, virus making greedy b******s.”

To ease the considerable financial burden of COVID-19, Robin Hood teamed up with a lineup of stars for ‘Rise Up New York!’, a one-hour virtual telethon streamed across numerous platforms Monday night.

Much like us, musicians such as Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Ariana Grande, and more took the opportunity to share heartfelt messages to their mothers.