Richard Marx adds jazz charts to his nearly 40-year history on Billboard’s rankings with his new album, “After Hours.” ...

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After Hours blends Great American Songbook standards with brand-new originals written or co-written by Marx in the same era-evoking spirit, alongside an all-star lineup including Kenny G, Chris Botti, ...

Richard Marx is nearing the 40th anniversary of first appearing on, and topping, Billboard charts as a lead recording artist. His initial entry, “Don’t Mean Nothing,” debute ...

The thrash metal band teased on their official X account that they will be releasing a new song from their new and upcoming ...

Known for his swaggering vocals and hits like “Maggie May” and “Hot Legs,” Rod Stewart last performed in Huntsville in 2001.

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Mexican singer-songwriter Humbe has released three albums in three years. His latest, "Dueño del Cielo," completes a trilogy started in 2023. Mexican singer and songwriter Humbe has been busy. He's ...

It’s been 10 years since Bruno Mars‘ seminal record, 24K Magic — and now, his highly anticipated fourth solo album, titled The Romantic, is finally ready. On Wednesday, Jan. 7, Mars revealed the album ...

The music gods were good to us in 2025. The year gave us a Clipse reunion, a Cardi B comeback, and maybe Bad Bunny’s best work to date. From the looks of things, the forecast calls for 2026 to be ...

When Angel Du$t swore to rock the fuck on forever, they meant it. The ragtag group of respected hardcore and punk figures are six albums deep and still packing hefty ...

One of the biggest music stars of the 1970s and ’80s is releasing a new album in 2026 with an unusual schedule. Peter Gabriel announced “o/i,” a follow-up to 2023’s Grammy-winning “i/o,” will be out ...