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The Memorial Day barbecue tradition can carry on through quarantine. While we may not be able to gather in large groups, it doesn’t mean you can’t fire up the grill and enjoy the day with those you’ve quarantined with.

With a new line of hair colors and a brand new solo album ready to debut on May 8, Paramore singer Hayley Williams is ready to deliver fans an emotional Friday.

Singer Grimes, who is still recovering from surgery related to the birth of X Æ A-12, seems to have gotten part of her name explanation wrong. Musk replied to her emoji-filled tweet correcting her and she responded with disappointment.

Bishop Gunn vocalist Travis McCready will be performing one of the nation’s first socially-distanced concerts when he takes the stage at TempleLive in Fort Smith, Arkansas. The event marks a preview at what the future of live music looks like.

It’s called the “Micrashell,” and has a ventilation system that will protect you from viruses in large crowds, such as at a concert. Also, apparently there is only a top piece, so no need to worry about how you’ll use the bathroom in that thing.

Missouri plans to start gradually reopening their state on Monday May 4th and part of Gov. Mike Parson’s “Show Me Strong” recovery plan is the return of large-scale live events such as concerts and sporting events.

Drive-by birthday parties have become quite the phenomena as folks across the country caravan in their cars and driving by the homes of friends, family, and neighbors to celebrate. Here’s seven songs perfect for a drive-by birthday party.

A new Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll shows that a majority of Americans prefer to stay home rather than attending concerts, movie theaters, sporting events, and amusement parks without a COVID-19 vaccine in place.

Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and AEG Presents are all rolling out plans to give fans the opportunity for ticket refunds on any concert that was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s how you can get a refund.

The logos of the bands you stan are featured on black face masks, which cost just $25 each, and proceeds will go to MusiCares to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic.