Neil Young

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It cost $1.50 in advance to see Elvis Presley in 1956; $5.90 to see the Beatles in 1964; $17 to see Nirvana in 1993 (and Kurt Cobain was shocked that artists would charge $50 at the time). Even adjusted for inflation, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI

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Henley and co. are returning to the visually spectacular venue once again.

The prolific singer and songwriter from Texas is about to make his major-label debut — with his 15th album.

The Glastonbury Festival in southwest England is clearly aiming to go out with a bang this summer before it takes a year off to allow the farmland to recover

The "Me and Julio Down By The Schoolyard" singer has five Beacon Theatre shows lined up from June 16-23.

ASCAP, the only not-for-profit performing rights organization in the U.S., delivered a record-breaking $1.835 billion in revenue in 2024, up 5.7%.

'Saturday Night Live' celebrated its 50th anniversary with a live special on NBC; The Times' television staff weighed in on their favorite moments.

A new live album documents the first tour by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. 'We were a brand-new band just learning to play,' says Stephen Stills.

Garth Hudson, the innovative multi-instrumental and last surviving member of the Band, has died. He was 87.

Warner Music CEO Robert Kyncl wrote a letter to staff thanking them for 'rising to the occasion' in an 'intense' year.

The 81-year-old songwriter and composer is the subject of a new biography by former Times pop music critic Robert Hilburn.

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The "Groundhog Day" star has five gigs lined up next year.

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Willie Nelson, whose heartbreaking new album "Last Leaf on the Tree" comes out Friday, talks about grief, legalizing marijuana, and that Beyoncé collaboration.

"I think we just, we break people, we as a society...The fact that she's saying no to things, this is a very good sign."

The Mill Valley Film Festival brings a flock of Hollywood talent to the Bay Area for advance screenings of films like "Nightbitch" and "The Order."

The rock legends played a wide-ranging set Saturday for 3,500 at Painted Turtle Camp, including classics from Buffalo Springfield, solo tunes from Young and many rare sonic gems.