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‘It wouldn’t be an album launch for me without this young lady,’ Harry Styles said Friday at the Forum before he was joined by Stevie Nicks for a rendition of ‘Landslide.’
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Dance performances in Southern California for Dec. 15-22 includes several different productions of holiday favorite “The Nutcracker.”
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Classical music performances in L.A. for Dec. 15-22 include the annual “Messiah Sing-Along” with Los Angeles Master Chorale plus the ensemble’s traditional non-sing-along presentation of Handel’s holiday favorite
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A task force recommended significant structural changes to the Grammy Awards in hopes of diversifying its leadership, membership and nominating process.
The Justice Department is preparing legal action against Live Nation for allegedly violating the 2010 agreement it made to merge with Ticketmaster.
Rapper and actor 50 cent accused Oprah Winfrey of singling out black men, such as Michael Jackson, while ignoring white men in the #MeToo movement.
When Lizzo twerked at a recent Lakers game, the Houston Rockets tweeted an invitation to join their dance team. Why not hire more dancers like her?
On the eve of Rolling Loud L.A., festival co-founders Tariq Cherif and Matt Zingler reveal plans for a Juice Wrld tribute.
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Juice Wrld’s mother says the hip-hop artist’s whole family wanted “more than anything” to see him beat his drug addiction. He died Sunday at 21.
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The L.A. Phil and conductor Susanna Mälkki honor Oliver Knussen with his Violin Concerto, played by Leila Josefowicz, and a Green Umbrella concert
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Noise-rock duo 100 gecs traded tapes long-distance to make one of the year’s most acclaimed albums, “1000 gecs.”
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Pasadena Symphony has its holiday concert, “Snow White” gets a panto-style makeover, and She & Him bring their Christmas show to DTLA.
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Two years ago, she nearly quit music. Today, Lizzo is nominated for eight Grammy awards and twerks for the soul of America at sold-out arenas.
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This week’s top gigs include a boy-bander gone glam and a boy band for hip-hop nerds.
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For Los Angeles, the most vibrant music city in the world, 2019 featured a fitting sendoff for a hero and the cementing of some indie-rock legends.
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The event, where an Armenian group was thanking U.S. officials for recognition of the Armenian genocide, was interrupted by shouting Trump supporters.
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Among the Vietnamese diaspora, support for the protesters in Hong Kong has been ongoing and pronounced, highlighting ties between Vietnam, Hong Kong.
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High school teacher Tim Staples died in a fall while participating as a volunteer in the search for a hiker missing for a week on Mt. Baldy.
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A magnitude-6.8 earthquake was reported 1 mile from Hagonoy, Philippines.
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LeBron James and Anthony Davis put on a pair of energetic performances as the Lakers fended off a pesky effort by the Atlanta Hawks in a 101-96 win.
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