Appalachian State University’s Hayes School of Music invites you to our upcoming concerts! Visit ...

Appalachian State University’s Hayes School of Music invites you to our upcoming concerts! Visit ...

The music world lost some massive names in 2025. Brian Wilson, Ozzy Osbourne, Sly Stone, Roberta Flack, Jeannie Seely, Raul Malo, Todd Snider, Jimmy Cliff, Steve Cropper, and Marianne Faithfull are ...

The year’s top artists—including Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny and The Weeknd—drummed up a collective $1.9 billion in the past 12 months. And one of them became a billionaire. Last week, the 35-year-old pop ...

It’s billionaire - with a bey. Beyoncé is now part of the 10-figure crowd, joining the elite number of musicians who are billionaires, according to Forbes Magazine. The megastar is only the fifth ...

Beyoncé has joined the ranks of billionaires, according to Forbes, becoming the fifth musician to be crowned the elite status. The Grammy Award-winning superstar now stands alongside Taylor Swift, ...

Dec. 29 (UPI) --After 3 1/2 decades of work of massive albums sales, hugely lucrative tours and a host of other business ventures, Beyonce has joined a short list of musicians: The billionaires. As a ...

NEW YORK — She’s putting the “B” in billion. Beyoncé is now a billionaire, making her the fifth musician to reach the nine-digit mark, according to Forbes. The 44-year-old superstar joined her husband ...

The president of the Kennedy Center on Friday sharply criticized longtime jazz musician Chuck Redd for canceling his Christmas Eve performance days after the White House announced that President ...

“‘Barracuda,’ written and performed by Ann and I, is a powerful piece of music that was never intended for political use,” Wilson captioned the photo. “As daughters of a U.S. Marine Corps major, we ...

On December 19, the first African musician ever awarded a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award was announced. The honor goes to Fela Kuti, the Afrobeat pioneer and activist who died in 1997. He joins an ...

On a blustery evening in October, Daniel Foster sat onstage at the Kennedy Center, viola in his lap. The National Symphony Orchestra was about to play “Don Juan,” an 1889 tone poem by Richard Strauss ...