Arlene Smith, one of the first “girl group” stars who as a teenager and a founder of the Chantels co-wrote and sang lead on the 1950s doo-wop classic “Maybe,” has died at 84.

A 2,000 gallon fish tank burst, flooding a Fox Lake, Illinois, pet store.

MTV's music-only channels all but went dark on New Year's Eve in 2025. The network did a fitting send-off for seven of its ...

Tickets are on sale for the Kent Arts Commission’s 2026-2027 Spotlight Series, which brings exceptional entertainment to town. The upcoming season features seven performances, beginning Sept. 26 and ...

Pop culture loves a good one-hit wonder story. A song rockets up the charts, gets stuck in everyone's head for a summer, and ...

Glen Hansard, the beloved Irish musician who had a special connection to Chicago, died early Wednesday in Ireland after a motorcycle accident. Hansard was killed in a single-vehicle crash in his home ...

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Katy Perry, Sabrina Carpenter, Celine Dion and more join a long list of artists who’ve refused to let politicians rock in the ...

Anthony Fantano, "the internet's busiest music nerd," is no stranger to controversy. After defending himself against singer ...

The '00s had a bevy of one-hit wonders across all genres. The artists dropped a hit that stuck with us, but why didn't they?

Pop music reached one of its most influential eras during the early 2000s. Although critics sometimes dismissed the genre as commercial entertainment, its impact on the music industry became ...

Somewhere between the “spooky synths in artsy hardcore are a joke” era and today’s post-everything landscape, Portland synth-punk duo POINT LINE PLANE quietly built one of the more mystifying ...