Indie alternative band AJR is returning to Utah, bringing their “Somewhere in the Sky” tour to the Utah First Credit Union ...

"The Dumb Song" showcased some welcome raw edges in the band's sound. "Karma" and its earworm-y "I've been so good" hook was ...

The trio of brothers — Adam, Jack and Ryan Met — scored a single traditional radio hit with 2020's "Bang!" No other song has cracked Billboard's top 40. But it hardly matters when they're selling out ...

The brothers, who were convicted of killing their parents, José and Kitty Menendez, in 1989, have long maintained that the murders in their Beverly Hills mansion were driven by years of sexual ...

"I know where my eyes went. I’m not blood related to him— I was looking at that d**k, bro," he joked to E! News during the premiere of his new film The Electric State. Still amused, Chris didn ...

In the wake of the crime, the brothers appeared to be spending their parents' money, and lots of it. They purchased Rolex watches and real estate, and invested in businesses. While the brothers ...

Jakob Bro (1978) is a Danish guitar player and composer living in Copenhagen, Denmark. He is currently leading a quartet with Mark Turner, Joey Baron and Thomas Morgan, a quartet with Palle Mikkelborg ...

There have been several talented sets of brothers to play in the Premier League. Well-known stars such as Xabi Alonso followed in the footsteps of the lesser-known sibling. Some appear on the list ...

With this slower song, AJR takes on the challenges of growing ... More specifically, the Met brothers sing on the sort of adrenaline that comes from accomplishing big, new things.

The original video was screenrecorded and reposted by TikToker [4] @king_gink15 on January 28th, including an edit after the kid says, "Bro is not going back home," to the Ukrainian girl. @king_gink15 ...

As we were climbing those steps, I passed some type of sign with the name of the host and also the musical guests: “The Blues Brothers.” My roommates had no idea who that was, but having just ...

On Wednesday evening, the Jonas Brothers posted a letter to social media that gave some fans a momentary sense of panic. “To Our Incredible Fans,” the note began. “As a family, we have been ...