Teddy Swims has officially taken over the ARIA Albums Chart, landing at No. 1 with I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2). The Atlanta-born singer, whose mix of R&B, country, and soul has earned him a devoted fanbase, continues his upward trajectory following the success of I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1) last year.
After joining Green Day for their FireAid-opening set at the Kia Forum earlier Thursday night (Jan. 30), Billie Eilish took the stage again at the neighboring Intuit Dome for the benefit concert, this time with her brother Finneas. Introduced by Sting, who named himself a “devotee” of the singer’s “exquisite voice,” Eilish and Finneas encouraged
Freshly back onstage after postponing three dates for what he termed a “temporary throat infection” via an Instagram post, Sting sounded in full voice during his three-song set at the FireAid benefit concert on Thursday night (Jan. 30). Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Playing in his
Red Hot Chili Peppers were the last to take the stage at the Kia Forum at the FireAid benefit show for Los Angeles wildfire relief on Thursday night (Jan. 30), and the L.A. natives made sure to end the show on a high note. Introduced by Stevie Nicks, RHCP fittingly opened their hit-filled set with
The Weeknd doesn’t just perform—he curates experiences. Hours before the release of Hurry Up Tomorrow, the Canadian artist made a striking appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, delivering a cinematic rendition of “Open Hearts” that blurred the line between live television and a full-scale production. The performance opened in stark black and white, with Tesfaye cloaked
When Olivia Rodrigo hit the stage at Intuit Dome on Thursday (Jan. 30) night, the FireAid LA Benefit Concert had already been going for four-and-a-half hours between two venues. But based on the crowd’s ecstatic response to the Grammy winner and Billboard Hot 100 topper, you wouldn’t have known it. From the opening lines of
Jelly Roll didn’t write “I Am Not Okay” specifically about the Los Angeles fires, but like many of the songs performed during the Thursday (Jan. 30) FireAid benefit concert, it took on added meaning given the emotional upheaval Los Angelenos have gone through the past month as fires have ravaged parts of the county. Striding
It’s been almost a year since No Doubt made their long-awaited reunion at Coachella, and the Southern California natives came back together on Thursday night (Jan. 30) to perform at the FireAid benefit concert at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum. The band took the stage about halfway through the night, where they kicked off their performance
Less than a week after inviting the world for a ride in her “Sports Car,” Canadian pop sensation Tate McRae graced the stage at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles for Thursday (Jan. 30) night’s FireAid Benefit Concert. Explore Explore See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news Sporting what appeared
On Thursday (Jan. 30) night, The Black Crowes joined an all-star lineup of rock, pop, R&B, soul, country and hip-hop luminaries with the aim of raising money for those in need following the devastating wildfires that ripped through Los Angeles earlier this month. Befitting a city as sprawling and expansive as Los Angeles, the FireAid