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60 Minutes took aim President Trump’s war on diversity, equity and inclusion Sunday by focusing on the collateral damage of his controversial executive order — a group of young Black, Hispanic, Indian and Asian musicians who were denied the chance to play with the U.S. Marine Band this year.

Thania Garcia The Novo in Downtown Los Angeles has long been recognized by locals as a theatre for emerging musical acts to make their mark. Its staging is not over-the-top, nor is it undersized, but on Saturday night, the indoor club transformed into a portal of opulence for one woman: Argentine singer-songwriter Nathy Peluso, who made the most of this space, and very clearly demanded more of it.

MIA.MIA said “at least 50 people died in a discotheque in Kočani”, where “around 1,500 people attended a concert”.The concert started at midnight on Saturday (March 15) and was largely attended by young people, per The Guardian.Injured concert-goers were reportedly taken either to the local hospital in Kočani, which initially reported 90 admissions (per BBC News) or to Štip, about 20 miles south. Many are suffering severe burns and have since been transferred to hospitals in Skopje for further treatment.Footage shared on social media appears to show the band playing on stage when two flares go off, causing sparks to catch on the ceiling before rapidly spreading.

Journey abruptly halted a Houston concert midway through one of their classics after an electrical fire.The veteran rock band had performed just five songs when, midway through their mammoth 1981 hit ‘Don’t Stop Believin’’, they were forced to vacate the stage at NRG Stadium during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on Friday (March 14).A concert-goer later shared a video to X/Twitter, in which lead singer Arnel Pineda – who joined the band in 2007 – is seen singing the second verse of the song before the sound cuts out and the projector screens go dark.The audience was palpably confused, but continued singing along regardless. Members of Journey’s crew later rushed to the stage with fire extinguishers, and per Billboard, the crowd was informed that the concert would not continue and that everyone needed to evacuate.Wow.

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For more than 40 years, Journey has told us to “Don’t Stop Believin’,” but last night night, they stopped playin’.

A singer in a smokey room.Legendary rock band Journey was forced to end its concert in Houston on Friday night when an “electrical incident” broke out under an hour into the gig. The rockers just started playing their hit song “Don’t Stop Believin’” — the fifth song on their setlist — at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in NRG Stadium when the power on stage cut out, according to KHOU.Lead singer Arnel Pineda had just reached the hit song’s second verse when the sound stopped blasting through the speakers and the projector screens went dark.“For a smile they can share the night it goes…,” Pineda sang before the sudden stoppage.Fans continued singing, “It goes on and on and on and on” until their voices eventually faded as they realized this silence wasn’t a planned pause in the show.Crew members were reportedly spotted rushing the stage, holding fire extinguishers as stagehands stepped into action, footage of the concert showed.KHOU reported that the band left the stage and the incident was ruled to be caused by an “electrical fire.”The outlet adds that an announcement came over the speaker to inform fans that the show was canceled and everyone had to be evacuated.There are no reports of injuries.The Post reached the Houston Fire Department for comment.RodeoHouston apologized on Facebook for the unexpected ending just a handful of songs into the concert.“Due to an unforeseen electrical incident under the stage area, we regretfully announce the cancellation of tonight’s Journey concert,” the statement read.

Thania Garcia Mexican rock band Maná has made some of the most influential and globally recognized Spanish-language music of the last 30 years. As true as that may be, the Guadalajara-bred group is experiencing one of its most rewarding chapters yet: Maná — comprised of Fher Olvera, Alex González, Sergio Vallín and Juan Calleros — were recently revealed as nominees for the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class as the first Spanish-language act ever nominated (the RRHOF was established in 1985). Shortly after that announcement, the group revealed the lineup for a 30-date North American jaunt, or the “Vivir Sin Aire Tour,” which is slated to break Los Angeles arena records this fall.

Lizzo was feeling bad as hell.The 36-year-old singer is opening up about reaching a real low point after she was sued by former backup dancers and an ex-stylist in 2023 for alleged sexual harassment and claims that she created a toxic workplace environment.Lizzo has denied all allegations, but she is still facing ongoing lawsuits. (However, she was dismissed from the stylist’s lawsuit, although her production company, Big Grrrl Big Touring Inc., remains a defendant.)“About a year and a half ago — it’s so hard for me to talk about — I was in such a dark, deep depression,” she told the crowd during an intimate show at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on Wednesday.“I was so heartbroken by the world and so deeply hurt that I didn’t want to live anymore, and I was so deeply afraid of people that I didn’t want to be seen.

John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s love story — and love affair with New York — gets a close-up in the first trailer for “One to One: John & Yoko.”The upcoming documentary from Oscar-winning director Kevin Macdonald captures the couple in their post-Beatles early days in NYC in the early ‘70s, following them as they move into an apartment in Greenwich Village.The clip begins with Lennon calling for a man named Howard, and the woman who answers the phone begins to spell out his name before recognizing who it is.“You’re a member of The Beatles?” she says. “That’s right, yeah,” he replies.A cereal-eating Lennon then says, “Good morning, folks.

Thania Garcia Lizzo played her first public concert in nearly two years on Wednesday night at the Wiltern in Los Angeles to support the release of her upcoming album, “Lizzo in Real Life.” During the span of an hour, Lizzo sang her biggest hits with a complete band, also delivering the first live performances of her album’s two singles, “Love in Real Life,” and the dance-floor ready “Still Bad.” The upcoming LP will be the Grammy-winning artist’s first solo album since 2022’s “Special.” Lizzo kicked off the evening on electric guitar, shredding through “Love In Real Life,” “Juice” and “Rumors,” introducing the latter by slyly nodding, “Have you heard my name in the last few… weeks?” The room erupted in thunderous applause and speculative chatter, of course, as Lizzo’s hiatus from music was not self-imposed. Her time off stage and away from music was occupied with legal drama and accusations from her former employees of harassment in the workplace, including claims of sexual harassment and bullying from three of her former dancers and her former stylist.

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You Me At Six have announced that they will be livestreaming the final concert of their farewell tour, and set to share a new documentary. Find out the details below.It comes after the band announced their split after 20 years together last year, and confirmed that they would be bidding farewell to fans in a 2025 tour.“When we started YMAS we were kids.

K-pop singer Kang Daniel has announced new European dates for his ongoing 2025 ‘ACT’ tour, featuring concerts in London, Paris and more.On March 12, Kang Daniel announced four new shows in Europe as part of his ongoing 2025 ‘ACT’ tour. It began in October 2024 when the singer kicked things off with a two-night concert in Seoul, before he went on to tour Asia from January onwards.The K-pop star will be starting the European leg of the tour with a show in London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire in early May, before he heads to Paris, Hamburg and Warsaw for one-night shows each throughout the month.Pre-sales for his London show are set to go on sale at 10am CET / 9am GMT on March 12, while general on-sale for tickets to Kang’s Hamburg, Warsaw and London shows go live on March 14 at the same time.Fans keen to attend his Paris concert will be able to purchase their tickets from March 19 onwards at the same time.

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The Piano Man is taking a break from performing!

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A free concert to honor first responders at the Hollywood Bowl next month appropriately will feature John Williams classic “Superman March.”

Lea Michele, whose last major project was her smash hit 2022-2023 appearance in Broadway’s Funny Girl, is taking her talents on the road: The former Glee star announced today that she’ll embark on a spring and summer concert tour commencing Monday, May 5, in Durham, North Carolina.

We’ll have to wait awhile for the Piano Man to sing us his songs.

Lea Michele is heading on the road this spring to perform a series of intimate concerts!