During a recent concert at the MGM Music Hall near Boston’s Fenway Park over St. Patrick’s Day weekend, Dropkick Murphys’ frontman Ken Casey broke his long-held silence by confronting a fan wearing a MAGA hat—a moment that quickly went viral. Casey, known for his brash and politically charged rhetoric, took a stand against what he […]
During his recent visit to the Kennedy Center, President Donald Trump, now serving as the institution’s chairman of the board, made headlines with his blunt critique of the venue’s programming and physical design. Asked by a reporter why he was dedicating time to the arts center, Trump replied, “This represents a very important part of
Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance faced a resounding backlash at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Arts on Thursday evening. Arriving 20 minutes late—thanks to enhanced security measures instituted after President Trump restructured the center’s board—both were met with a chorus of boos during a performance of Shostakovich’s Violin Concerto
In recent years, the live music industry has undergone a drastic transformation. What was once a simple and accessible experience of attending a concert has increasingly become an elitist, profit-driven enterprise. At the center of this shift is Ticketmaster, a ticket-selling giant whose practices have grown more predatory with each passing year. From inflated ticket
Donald Trump’s second term has already been quite an unhinged and chaotic mix of turmoil, fallout, and controversy, as both Trump and Elon Musk continue blindly purging the government to make it more MAGA-friendly and cater to their own special interests. And Green Day, longtime critics of Trump and his allies, aren’t holding back in
Chris Martin is grateful that Coldplay’s Indian fans don’t hold British colonialism against him. While performing recently in Mumbai, the Coldplay singer, 47, said the band “couldn’t ask for a better audience to play to” and said he was amazed to get a warm reception in India despite being from England, according to a video
Elon Musk has expressed his discontent over Eminem’s public support for Vice President Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election. After Eminem introduced former President Barack Obama at a Detroit rally, Musk took to social media to make a surprising comment about the rapper. In yet another one of his outrageous statements, Musk referred to
At a rally in Detroit on Tuesday, Eminem officially endorsed Kamala Harris for president, declaring his support in front of an energized crowd. The rapper, known for his sharp critiques of former President Donald Trump, also introduced former President Barack Obama on stage at the event. As Obama took the microphone, he lightheartedly quoted the