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Lady Gaga, Demi Lovato, Megan Moroney, Meghan Trainor, Ed Sheeran, Rod Stewart, Diana Ross, Nelly and more have Phoenix concerts on their 2026 tours.

The King and Queen hosted US president Donald Trump, William travelled to Rio and Kate staged her annual carol concert.

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Before he was the guy leading stadiums full of fans through the chorus of "Sweet Caroline," Neil Diamond was a kid in Brooklyn writing song lyrics while bored in class. Diamond's expansive songwriting ...

With 2025 coming to a close, that means we've reached the halfway point for this decade. Difficult as that may be to believe, it is true, and it technically marks six full years of music, counting ...

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It’s a December tradition like no other: Roasting Reading former President Barack Obama’s annual list of his favorite movies, books, and songs. This year’s selection includes a cut off Richard Russell ...

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