Ozuna Announces Dates for Third U.S. Tour of 2018
Ozuna is showing no signs of slowing down, announcing yet another tour for 2018. The Aura Tour kicks off on October 7 in Atlanta and will take the Puerto Rican singer to 29 cities across the U.S. including New York, Orlando, Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Gorge Amphitheatre Food, Seating, and Parking Tips
The Gorge is one of America’s premier outdoor concert venues, having hosted some of the globe’s biggest performers since it opened its doors in 1986.
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Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson Reunite for Second “Twins of Evil” Tour
Rock legends Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson are once again teaming up to do what they do best: put on a performance that transcends the bounds of production. The pair will be co-headlining this summer in their second “Twins of Evil” tour, a 29-date North American trek that will hopefully feature less drama between the two.
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Post Malone Announces Beerbongs & Bentleys Spring Tour
Post Malone has announced a spring tour to support his upcoming album “Beerbongs & Bentleys.” The album was supposed to be released on Dec 1, 2017, but fans are hopeful that it will drop before he hits the road on Apr 26 in Portland.
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Who Makes the Most Bank – Musicians or Athletes?
We examined the annual Forbes lists of the Top 25 highest paid Musicians and Athletes for the period between Jun. 2016 and Jun. 2017.
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MLB Broadcaster-Turned-Chef Jen Royle Talks Passion and Career
What’s better than food and sports? Now just imagine if you could get paid to do a job that taps into those passions. For many, this is little more than a pipe dream.
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Take Me Out to the Ball Game: Special Features At Your Favorite Stadiums
In an age where the competition for the average person’s entertainment dollar is at an all-time high, sometimes have to go the extra mile to bring people out to the ball game.
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Which Genre of Music Is the Hottest? We’ve Got the Numbers
Music lovers, we’re here to settle an argument. You’ve surely had the debate with your friends: Which music genre is on top these days —pop, rock and roll, or country?
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How to Plan a Memorable Corporate Outing
The idea of a corporate outing as a team-building exercise has evolved with the changing face of the workplace.
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The Origins of the ’90s Biggest Bands’ Curious Names: Part 1
Sometimes naming your band is as easy as taking on the nickname children called you in grade school or going with a title that described the amount of weed you smoked in one day.
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