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Listen: Diana Ross Announces First Album in 15 Years, Shares New Single
Diana Ross is making a comeback with her first album in 15 years and her first LP of original music in 22 years.
PTown's Cabaret Fest — Summer Camp for Cabaret Fans
One of the things many of us have been pining for most is the thrill of experiencing live entertainment in person. "Broadway at the Beach: the 21st Provincetown CabaretFest" looks to be just the answer.
Review: Adam Levine (and Company) Check All the Appropriate Boxes With Introspective 'Jordi'
Maroon 5's seventh album, and first in four years, isn't so much a change in direction as it is a mere change in tempo.
Review: Marina Doesn't Mince Words With 'Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land'
MARINA, the Welsh pop songstress, returns with her fifth full-length record, and dives into some punk-inspired percussion and riffs ripped right out of the late '70s early '80s on this incandescent setlist.
Q-Music: LGBTQ Tunes for Pride 2021
For alternative Pride sounds, classic albums re-issued (Frankie Goes to Hollywood) tribute albums (Marc Bolan & T Rex), longtime favorites return (Ani DiFranco), and a late musician gets a posthumous pair of tribute albums (Judee Sill).
Listen: Lady Gaga Enlists Kylie Minogue To Cover Fan-Favorite 'Marry the Night'
Lady Gaga has enlisted Kylie Minogue to cover the "Born This Way" track "Marry the Night" for the album's 10th-anniversary edition, out later this month.
Review: 'In The Heights' is Rousing, Pulse-Pounding and Hypnotic
"In the Heights" is a rousing, pulse-pounding and hypnotic screen adaptation, magnificently directed by Jon M. Chu, who pays homage to a slew of movie musicals and reinvents what the genre can do.
Review: A Renovated Crowded House Returns with 'Dreamers Are Waiting'
The renovated Crowded House are back - and this time it's a single-family residence. The dozen new songs all bear the imprimatur of patriarch Neil Finn, but sons Liam and Elroy exert their influence, too.
Queer Country Crooners Concert
Don your cowboy hat and get ready for some at-home toe-tapping tunes when five Country bands perform as part of the National Queer Arts Festival.
10 Essential Queer Albums for Pride
The legends on this list broke the rules, changed the game, and left us forever proud. Here are 10 essential albums by queer artists we think you should keep on rotation this Pride.
Sun's Out, Buns Out: Lorde Announces New Music With Racy Cover
Lorde is getting her buns out for her summertime comeback!
Watch: Judas Priest Singer Rob Halford Reflects on Coming Out as Gay on MTV in the '90s
This Pride Month, metal icon and Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford reflected on his decision to come out as gay on MTV in the '90s.
Listen: Gaga Enlists Out Country Singer Orville Peck to Cover 'Born This Way' for 10th Anniversary, Changes Dated Lyrics
Out country singer Orville Peck is covering Lady Gaga's song "Born This Way" for the album's 10th anniversary edition, giving some of the problematic lyrics a much needed update.
Brother of Late Pioneering Musician SOPHIE Discusses Plans for New Music
The brother of late pioneering musician SOPHIE is opening up about plans to release new music from the visionary producer, who died at 34 in January after a a tragic fall in Athens, Greece.
Watch: Adam Lambert Talks Pride, New Queer Concert
Singer and rockstar Adam Lambert didn't win his Season 8 run on "American Idol," but he's been winning ever since he publicly came out as gay and made peace with his truth self.
Mississippi Group Honors Fictional Man In 'Ode to Billy Joe'
A group of Mississippi residents gathered on a sleepy, dusty Delta day to remember the fictional Billy Joe McAllister where — as the 1967 hit song had it — he ended his life when he jumped off the Tallahatchie bridge.
Watch: Rufus Wainwright on Judy Garland, His New Album and Touring Again
EDGE sits down with Rufus Wainwright to chat about his latest Judy Garland-inspired concert at Capitol Studios, his Grammy-nominated album, "Unfollow the Rules," his return to touring and a possible new musical in the works.
Back to the Clubs: Celebrate Pride With These 9 Dance Hits
Just in time for Pride, bars and clubs are back in business all across the country, making it possible for the first time to hear many dance hits the way they were intended: on the dancefloor.
Bursting with Pride: Q-Music's 2021 Playlist
LGBTQ+ musicians and allies make our first June list, including diverse sounds from Xiu Xiu, Prism Bitch, The Go-Go's, Grace Pettis, Carrie Ferguson and Bay Area singer Andrew Bundy.
'Proust, le Concert Retrouve' Recreates Author's Music Salons
In "Proust, le Concert Retrouve," pianist Tanguy de Williencourt and violinist Theotime Langlois de Swarte usher us directly into the music salons hosted by French author Marcel Proust.