Conductor Gustavo Dudamel dedicates final Hollywood Bowl concert to Venezuela relief
The August 23 show, once billed as a career tribute, will instead raise money after twin earthquakes killed more than 3,300 people in his home country.
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The August 23 show, once billed as a career tribute, will instead raise money after twin earthquakes killed more than 3,300 people in his home country.
He canceled shows in St. Paul and Chicago after feeling dizzy onstage, before returning for a run across the Midwest and Canada.
A machine-learning tool called Source Intelligence strips stray noise from vocal mics in real time, part of a new L-Acoustics speaker and surround overhaul.
The Buenos Aires-associated artist built the record as an answer to what commentators call a "sex recession," pulling from decades of club music.
The 13-song set traces what leaving home means, from her Bronx upbringing to the pull of Los Angeles's mexicana scene.
Ortiz Paz accused Rancho Humilde of pulling Fuerza Regida songs from streaming as a royalties countersuit moves through federal court.
Los Angeles declared Aug. 1 Dia del Bolero, honoring a decade of concerts curated by musician Roberto Carlos.
The Venezuelan reggaeton artist's EP also pairs him with Brazilian pop star Gloria Groove on a track called Sirveme.
Born Samuel Kim Arredondo, the singer said recording his first Spanish-language songs made his heart race.
The former Disney star's sales and streaming numbers landed all 13 tracks in the same week's top 30 songs chart.
Tito Double P, Gerardo Ortiz and Clave Especial headlined the first LA edition at BMO Stadium, three years after the festival started in Phoenix.
The 40th season at California Plaza runs to 29 August, with tributes to Stevie Wonder, Roy Ayers and Ritchie Valens along the way.
The trumpeter served three months in a Cuban jail for tuning into jazz radio before defecting in 1990.
Mi Familia: Sen Dog and the American Dream follows the rapper and his brother Mellow Man Ace between Los Angeles and Pinar del Rio.
A K-pop quintet from Koreatown and a pop-punk trio from Lancaster played the block party, which a cohort of 16 to 22-year-olds programmed themselves.
Naomi Ramirez traveled to Havana to record with Cuban legend Omara Portuondo as blackouts rolled through the island under the U.S. blockade.
She discussed the record's origins, plus 'In the Heights' and the scrapped 'Batgirl' movie, on the debut episode of The De Los Podcast.
KATSEYE, sombr and the singing voices of HUNTR/X matched them, and EJAE added a fourth for the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack.
The Puerto Rican rapper turns his own kitchen into a 16-track concept anchored by a tribute to a late collaborator.
The Mexican pop singer channels grief and love's aftershocks into a record inspired by Ray Bradbury's 'The Illustrated Man.'
The show ran live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, with BTS making a first awards appearance in four years.
The Latin Grammy-winning voice of Colombian cumbia died of a heart attack in Mexico, her family said.
USAA presents the honor for his decades of support to veterans, and he'll perform that night with his Hootie and the Blowfish bandmates.
Our Thing: The Birth of Salsa in Nueva York opened on 26 May 2026 with the rise of Fania Records, the label often called the Motown of salsa.
The rock icon's first-ever AMAs performance follows his 2026 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
She will also perform on the broadcast, which honors Billy Idol and Darius Rucker the same Memorial Day night.
Song of the Summer, Best Afrobeats Artist and two K-pop categories sat on a list built around what fans were actually streaming.
More than 300 organisations shared the money, with Oxfam, WaterAid and Greenpeace taking over £2m of it between them.
The Glastonbury founder named Neil Young his favourite act of 2025 and said his old fights with the council and the police were what made the thing work.
The first 25 pairs of tickets went into a prize draw for Medecins Sans Frontieres, which closed on 7 November 2025 and raised £929,480.
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