Dirty Heads, Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley and Rebelution headline Reggae Rise Up Arizona at Tempe Beach Park. Here's the lineup, ...

April is stacked with fun things to do, including Arizona Bike Week, music and cultural festivals galore, Pat’s Run and more.

That's the reality that the Milwaukee Bucks are dealing with. Damian Lillard has been diagnosed with DVT and has been ruled ...

Jonathan Maples and Damian Hodgson back at Cooks Gardens after success at the Jennian Homes Athletics New Zealand Track and Field Championships. Five Whanganui athletes competing at the Athletics ...

As a result, the broadcast features a range of songs from artists such as Bob Marley, Kylie Minogue, Anoushka Shankar, Raye, Siti Nurhaliza and Diana Ross, all introduced with anecdotes about his ...

The National’s frontman, Matt Berninger, has announced a new album. Get Sunk is the singer-songwriter’s second solo effort, following 2020’s Serpentine Prison, and it features contributions ...

This album truly reflects the kind of music we want to create, so we’re planning to fully enjoy ourselves on stage,” Hoshi said of the pair’s new music in a press statement. Woozi added ...

It was a celebration of life like no other as some of music’s biggest stars joined forces with the lion-hearted Marley family to ... take the energy to a whole new level. And he did just that ...

The 17th annual Great South Bay Music Festival ... The second day, July 25, will be focused on rock reggae with Damian and Stephen Marley, sons of late reggae legend Bob Marley, serving as ...

King Charles III is taking on an unexpected new ... Apple Music, the show was recorded in Charles' office at Buckingham Palace. The king's first pick was "Could You Be Loved" by Bob Marley and ...

It’s a playlist fit for a king - literally. A new programme of music features tracks by artistes including Bob Marley, Grace Jones, Kylie Minogue and Raye, all chosen by King Charles III.

Charles includes a rendition of the song played by the King’s Guard at Buckingham Palace, before playing the actual tune by late singer himself. Charles praises Marley's “marvelous ...