Irish band banned from popular music festival over Hamas praise
Hungarian authorities prohibit Kneecap's entry into the country before their scheduled Sziget Festival appearance.
Music
How did Osbourne die? Fans mourn amid mystery
From Black Sabbath's earth-shaking "Paranoid" to his platinum solo career featuring "Crazy Train," Osbourne's death marks the end of an era for heavy metal, coming just two weeks after his emotional final performance with the original Sabbath lineup reunited after 20 years.
Eamon Downes, Liquid co-founder, dies, famed for Sweet Harmony
Ame, one half of legendary breakbeat hardcore outfit Liquid, dies.
'With love to Gaza': French Olympian endorses anti-Israeli rapper
Olympic artistic gymnast Manelle Inaho attended Saint Levant's performance, featuring PLO flags and anti-Israeli messaging.
Will Israel face Eurovision flag ban over Gaza War?
Iceland's Broadcasting Authority chairman is demanding that Israeli artists appear under a neutral flag and declare support for human rights if they want to participate in Eurovision 2026.
Glastonbury Festival organizers apologize for artists' 'incitement to violence'
"With almost 4,000 performances at Glastonbury 2025, there will inevitably be artists and speakers appearing on our stages whose views we do not share," festival organizers wrote in their apology.
'Death to the IDF': Glastonbury music festival turns into antisemitic rally
Once considered a symbol of musical freedom, openness, and universal calls for peace and brotherhood, Glastonbury was a festival that united genres, audiences, and a universal message of protest against wars wherever they occurred.
Beach Boys' Brian Wilson dies at 82
The songwriter and producer's creative genius culminated in the groundbreaking album "Pet Sounds", which music critics widely regard as rock's first concept album.
Despite missiles: Art Garfunkel captivates Tel Aviv audience
The Simon and Garfunkel singer performed Thursday evening at Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park, marking the first visit by a major international artist to Israel since the war erupted.
KISS rocker meets 100-year-old veteran who liberated his mom from Nazi camp
"If there weren't brave people like you – I wouldn't be here, and neither would my mother," Gene Simmons told Harold "Hal" Urban, who participated in liberating Mauthausen in May 1945.