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Today in Music History for July 18: In 1903, Canadian soprano Beatrice LaPalme made her Covent Garden debut. She was a last-minute substitute in the role of "Musetta" in a gala performance of "La ...

Central internet radio station will rebroadcast the entire Live Aid concert to mark the historic event's 40th anniversary.

Queen's Live Aid set is said to be one of the greatest rock performances of all time, but Brian May says the idea of going on ...

Live Aid was held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia on July 13, 1985.

Still, Jagger and Bowie managed to stick to their creative vision while still maintaining their artistic integrity, which is a feat in and of itself. On July 13, 1985, Bob Geldof and Midge Ure’s ...

That summer, 89,000 people packed into JFK Stadium. Stars like Madonna, Mick Jagger, Tina Turner, and Bob Dylan took the stage. We heard Queen from across the ocean in London and watched in awe as ...

David Bowie occasionally went all in for hit singles. Let's look back at the 5 biggest hits in the US he delivered throughout his career.

The Broadway tour of “ Moulin Rouge! The Musical ” is a dazzling spectacle, starting with its lush, heart-shaped dance hall ...

Regardless of the era you are looking at, David Bowie was always immersed in storytelling and creating compelling characters, which he owes to this author.

Pop supposedly soured to the album swiftly after its release, however, with Bowie biographer David Buckley later writing that Iggy considered Blah Blah Blah “a Bowie album in all but name”. Further ...