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Sony MusicA new compilation from the NOW That's What I Call Music folks -- which focuses specifically on popular alternative-rock songs from the 1990s -- will
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Theme parks radar: How SeaWorld Orlando visitors encounter sharks and Universal guests find Shrek and Donkey these days
Gears & Guitars made a double-whammy announcement today: a star-studded music lineup and the news that all the live music this year — Sept. 9-11 — will be free.
Merle Haggard died nearly six years ago at the age of 79 -- to be exact, on his seventy-ninth birthday. Haggard is finally the subject of a full-scale biography -- The Hag: The Life, Times, and Music of Merle Haggard, by Marc Eliot. Mark Pulliam reviewed it last week at Law and Liberty in the excellent column 'Our redneck poet.' He 'expand upon Eliot’s respectful (but not hagiographic) treatment of
Better Than Ezra and Tonic Two '90s favorites are heading to the Hard Rock Casino. Better Than Ezra and Tonic will be joining forces for Saturday's show. Maybe most well-known for their hit "Good," Better Than Ezra was formed in New Orleans in 1988 and is listed as one of Billboard's “100 Greatest Alternative Artists of All Time.” Tonic was formed in L.A. in 1993 and rose to fame with singles including "If You Could Only See" as well as “You Wanted More," from the American Pie soundtrack.