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Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz headed in to Hollywood on Wednesday to watch rocker John Mayer perform.Klum, 48, and Kaulitz, 32, frontman for the group Tokio Hotel, hit the red carpet at the Hollywood Palladium for SiriusXZm and Pandora's Small Stage Series.They were just a few of the celebs in attendance, with Vanessa Hudgens spotted with her baseball player boyfriend Cole Tucker, Paris Jackson, Olivia Culpo and more. Heidi and Tom:Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz headed in to Hollywood on Wednesday to watch rocker John Mayer perform Vanessa and Cole:They were just a few of the celebs in attendance, with Vanessa Hudgens spotted with her baseball player boyfriend Cole Tucker, Paris Jackson, Olivia Culpo and moreKlum was wearing an elegant black low-cut top with several sequined designs all over the top.She also wore matching black pants with sparkling sequined patterns down both of the legs.

Snoop Dogg is denying claims made in a sexual assault lawsuit filed over a 2013 incident.The woman, who is a model and dancer identified as Jane Doe in the suit, said in legal docs that the rapper, 50, sexually assaulted her May 29, 2013 following the Long Beach, California native's concert in Anaheim, California, TMZ reported after reviewing court docs in the case.The woman said that Snoop Dogg's associate Bishop Don Juan, 71, who is also named in the suit, had offered to drive her home, and she subsequently fell asleep. She said she eventually woke up at Bishop Don Juan's house.

A new task force will look into how to improve the safety at large Houston-area events in the hopes of avoiding another tragedy like last year's deadly Astroworld music festival, officials said Wednesday. The task force will review possible safety upgrades, look at ways of improving communication between different agencies and departments and make recommendations "to ensure consistent operational standards for future events," Mayor Sylvester Turner said. A massive crowd surge at the Astroworld music festival led to the deaths of 10 concertgoers.

Chris Willman Music WriterHarry Styles’ success as an arena headliner was celebrated with an award for major tour of the year Tuesday night at the Pollstar Awards, held annually to honor the tours, festivals, venues, promoters, agents, managers, talent buyers and others judged to have achieved the greatest success in the live music sphere in the past year.Other artists singled out at the 33rd annual ceremony, held at the Beverly Hilton’s International Ballroom as part of the Pollstar Live! conference, included Lady Gaga, Chris Stapleton, Foo Fighters, J. Cole, Maroon 5, Dave Chappelle, Sebastian Maniscalco and Billy Strings.Artists typically make their acceptance speeches on video, as Styles did this year (although Elton John showed up to accept the top prize in the flesh two years ago).

Justin Bieber and Conor McGregor’s paths crossed in the Bahamas on Monday.

Six-time Grammy winner Kacey Musgraves' boyfriend Cole Schafer shared a gushing post about being 'endlessly proud of' her after her sold-out concert at Manhattan's Madison Square Garden last Saturday.'I've read about artists vomiting in dimly lit bathroom stalls prior to pulling themselves on stage. And, while I think there is something strangely romantic about this kind of torture, Kace just sort of floats around backstage like a butterfly that can't make up its mind where it wants to land,' the 28-year-old Indiana native wrote on Monday.'She'll jump on her hover board.

CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) — British rock band The Who will play their first concert in the Cincinnati area in over four decades, after 11 people died in a pre-show stampede in 1979. The Who will take the stage at the TQL Stadium on May 15, WCPO-TV reported Monday.The band’s return was originally planned for April 2020 at the BB&T Arena in Kentucky, but had to be postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic.

During a recent concert in Atlanta, Billie Eilish stopped the show to ask a fan if they needed an inhaler after spotting their visible struggle to breathe from the stage. If this sparks memories of the tragedy of Travis Scott’s Astroworld, well, it did for the 20-year-old pop singer too.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMeta has hired the Foo Fighters to rock the metaverse.The social media giant (formerly known as Facebook) will host a free, livestreamed concert performed by Dave Grohl’s Foo Fighters on Sunday, Feb. 13, immediately after the end of the Super Bowl.In addition to streaming on Facebook and Instagram, Meta will present the performance by the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers in an 180-degree virtual-reality concert in Horizon Venues, the company’s social VR app.The concert will be directed by noted music video director and filmmaker Mark Romanek.

Here to help. Billie Eilish seemingly threw shade at Travis Scott after stopping a recent concert to help a fan in distress.

It’s clear how Travis Scott’s fellow artists feel about him in the aftermath of Astroworld.

Zack Sharf Billie Eilish put the well-being of a fan front and center during her Saturday, Feb. 5 concert at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta. The Grammy winner stopped the second night of her “Happier Than Ever” world tour mid-way during the concert after seeing a distressed fan in the audience.

Billie Eilish demonstrated how much she cares about her fans during a recent concert, where she paused the show to pass an inhaler to an attendee.In crowd-shot footage from her Saturday night (February 5) performance in Atlanta, Eilish can be seen looking into the crowd with concern, as she spotted someone having difficulty breathing.“You need an inhaler?” she asks someone in the audience, before turning to her crew and saying, “Do we have an inhaler? Can we just grab one?”A team member then goes into the pit with the inhaler, with Eilish saying “It’s OK, we got one”, then instructing the audience to “give [the fan] some time. Don’t crowd.”“You need to come out or are you OK? You sure?” she asks, before mouthing “I love you”.“I wait for people to be OK until I keep going,” Eilish said in another clip shared by TMZ, which was met with cheers from the audience.Watch the touching exchange below.A post shared by billie eilish fanpage (@wishyouwerebil)It’s not the first time Eilish has paused a concert to help a fan.

Billie Eilish once again made it clear that she prioritizes the health and safety of those who come to her shows when she stopped her concert at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday, to get medical aid for someone in the crowd.Eilish — who is currently on the road for Happier Than Ever, The World Tour — noticed that one concert-goer was struggling to breathe, and the singer paused the concert to find out exactly what was going on.«You need an inhaler?» Eilish asked the fan, before turning back to her crew. «Do we have an inhaler? Can we just grab one?»Addressing the concert goer in need, Eilish assured them, «It’s OK, we got one.» She also told those near the fan, «Give her some time.

Billie Eilish is once again showing the world how much she cares about her fans.

Billie Eilish stopped a concert in order to give an inhaler to a fan who was experiencing a medical emergency on Sunday.The 20-year-old performer was in the middle of a show at theState Farm Arena in Atlanta when she spotted a concertgoer caught in a pit near the front of the stage's catwalk who appeared to need medical attention, according to TMZ.She appeared to allude to Travis Scott's deadly Astroworld Festival while shaming the rapper's conduct on stage. Being careful:Billie Eilish stopped a concert in order to give an inhaler to a fan who was experiencing a medical emergency on Sunday, before seeming to call out Travis Scott's behavior at his deadly Astroworld Festival; she is seen performing on February 3After noticing the distressed fan, Eilish stopped her show and directed medical staff to administer aid to the fan and subsequently asked the other attendees to step back and let the individual in question regain their composure.She then appeared to allude to the behavior of Travis Scott at November's Astroworld Festival, as she stated: 'I wait for people to be OK before I keep going.' The singer's comment caused the audience to begin cheering loudly, and she proceeded to resume her show.The incident involving the rapper Travis Scott, 30, took place during the first night of the Astroworld Festival, which was held on November 5th of last year.

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J.Lo is most grateful for her fans. The singer recently got emotional during her latest visit to Jimmy Fallon, looking back on a heartwarming experience she had with a fan. MORE: Jennifer Lopez just carried Duchess Kate's handbag of choice – and you can have it tooWhen Jimmy asked her if she remembered any memorable signs fans have held at her previous concerts throughout the years, the star was quick to answer that there were "so many."Though J.Lo appreciates every single one, there's one in particular that had her holding back tears as she described it to Jimmy.WATCH: J.Lo celebrates special anniversary at her Bel Air homeMORE: Jennifer Lopez reveals 'surprise' update ahead of Valentines Day with Ben AffleckThe triple threat admitted that though she had been singing and performing for years, it wasn't until later in her career that she went on a "proper world tour." The long awaited tour came when J.Lo was in her 40s, and it couldn't have been more special.She looked back fondly at a sign she saw and could never forget.

Elton John will be missing his annual Oscars party for the first time in 30 years.

Jennifer Lopez is going through a “heartbreaking” experience quite different from the rest.

Jennifer Lopez took Maluma by surprise when she suggested crashing one of his sold-out concerts to film a scene for Marry Me. And it worked spectacularly!