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If you're a music lover and you enjoy attending concerts to see some of your favorite artists, you know the thrill of live performances. The music, the lights, and the ability to see them up close is an experience that you never forget.What's better than a live performance from your favorite musician?
Some of your favorite famous musicians are not only incredibly talented and well known, they are also incredibly rich. With fame comes money and the attention of tabloid news, but some music artists are using their recognition and wealth to give back. Here are ten famous artists that donated their time and money to some great charitable causes.
While San Francisco might be an expensive place to live, it's a great place to visit. Besides visiting the Golden Gate Bridge, there are plenty of other things to do while you're in the Bay Area. Get the most out of your upcoming trip by learning a few of the best things to do in San Francisco.
"Only the good die young," sang Billy Joel on his hit single by the same name. While that may or may not be statistically accurate across the general population, there does seem to be an unfortunate connection between amazingly talented entertainers and meeting an early demise.
It's almost time for pitchers and catchers to report. That means baseball's spring training is nearly upon us! Dodgers fans were happy to hear that Vin Scully was returning for yet another year as the voice of their favorite team.
The Raiders just agreed to a one-year lease extension to stay in the Oakland Coliseum through the 2016 season, foiled from moving away from the Bay Area for now. In any event, whatever the future may hold for the franchise, here's a look back at Raiders history.
Teen pop stars often live troubled personal lives. Some like to live life in the fast lane, none more notoriously than Justin Beiber. Share this infographic on your blog or website! Copy the code below:
Once upon a time, not so long ago, Super Bowl halftime shows were kind of an afterthought. For years, decades even, school marching bands and Disney-themed floats took to the field. One notable early exception came in 1972, when Ella Fitzgerald performed "Mack the Knife" with trumpeter Al Hirt.
For most musicians, it's the ultimate gratification outside of making music and performing it in front of adoring fans. The Grammy Awards are a time to bask in the spotlight... but sometimes the spotlight is temporarily dimmed by momentary lapses of reason.
Guitar virtuosity has long been dominated by male players. Sure, many women have picked up and strummed a guitar while writing and performing songs in a wide variety of music, but when it comes to being recognized for a true mastery of the instrument, for whatever reason, it's generally been a man's world...
When most people think of the Jackson's legacy, they think of Michael's musical accomplishments, but Janet Jackson is a pop icon in her own right. Though the male Jackson siblings were the first family members in the spotlight (as the Jackson 5), Janet made a name for herself with multiple record-breaking albums and world tours.
Much is said about the Rolling Stones as "The World's Greatest Rock 'n Roll Band" and how they've managed to stay relevant since they helped usher in the British Invasion, and rock music as we now know it. Their pervasive appeal is indisputable...