Fifty years after the Beatles first U.S. concert, Jeff Feuer looks back at the group's path to fame and impact on the world of rock and roll

On February 9, 1964, the Beatles made their U.S. television debut on The Ed Sullivan Show. Millions of viewers rocked to the performance that sparked a musical revolution

Pop singer Justin Bieber apologized to enraged fans and their parents for showing up late for his own concert held at the O2 Arena in London

Singer Taylor Swift has opened up about her widely scrutinized love life, revealing that despite reports, she has 'dated exactly two people' since 2010

Justin Timberlake releases his new album 'The 20/20 Experience' on March 19th. Here are 5 things to know about it

An unaired clip 'The Massacre' from Lady Gaga's FAME perfume film sparks controversy over gun violence in the music industry

OneRepublic talk about their album 'Native', the remixes by Zedd and Swedish House Mafia, and why their album cover features a bunch of animals

Kanye West is ranting about corporate brands on tour in Europe. Has Kanye gone too far with his ranting and raving?

Jimi Hendrix died in 1970 at the age of 27, but his influence on music continues to this day. Now, a new album of never-before-heard Hendrix recordings is coming out

Britt Nicole has acquired over one million YouTube hits and counting for her uplifting Gold music video, and we have a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the project

One Direction get called out again by singer/songwriter Jake Bugg, and the NME Awards give them the award for Worst Band and Harry Styles Villain of the Year

Mumford and Sons has received the top award of album of the year for its recording 'Babel'. Meanwhile, Gotye took the Grammy for record of the year for 'Somebody That I Used to Know.' Here's a look at the rest of the 2013 Grammy Awards winners

Now on its 28th year, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation has announced the nominees for its 2013 induction

For the first time in 30 years, Grease stars John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John reunite, this time for a Christmas album

I've been following the Grammy awards for four decades and never tire of one category in particular: Best New Artist. More often than not, this category rewards the truly deserving

We're taking a look at the most anticipated music moments coming in 2013

Matthew Davies performing "Wish Peak" in the Tap Milwaukee studio

Matthew Davies performs "Let Her Know" in the Tap Milwaukee studio

Jay-Z and Kanye West were among the artists that have bagged multiple nominations in the 55th Annual Grammy Awards nominations

Lady Gaga has purchased 55 items that previously belonged to King of Pop Michael Jackson at a recent auction in Beverly Hills, California

Rock band Foo Fighters, in a letter posted on their Facebook page, confirms that they will be taking an indefinite break from playing their music

Undoubtedly one of the greatest modern American legacies, Burning Man boasted 60,900 attendees this year for a week in the Nevada Desert. A week in the desert can change your year

There are many reasons NOT to care about the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, or the induction ceremony. But, thanks to a friend ...

The new Bruce Springsteen album, 'Wrecking Ball,' captures more raw emotional truth about the state of the American Dream than any politician ever could

The 2012 list of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees includes Guns N' Roses, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Donovan

The 2012 Grammy nomination were full of a few snubs, some surprises and led by Kanye West

From the day Lady Gaga asked Cher to hold her meat purse, it's been a friendship made in MTV history. Now, Cher is hard at work on her 26th studio album and she's got a duet with the 'Born This Way' singer

Has Lady Gaga single-handedly reinvigorated the music video? According to industry insiders, yes. And this time, the revolution is taking place on the Web. Gaga's shape-shifting theatrics might not be entirely original -- she is, after all, a direct beneficiary of Madonna's taboo-bashing antics during MTV's glory years -- but she has lured viewers to her videos in unprecedented droves

Every girl needs some good music to go along with her summer -- songs to jam on your earphones when you're lounging by the pool, skating or biking, and heading out on those looooooong family road trips. Here are our picks for your summer soundtrack

It was definitely ladies night at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, which speaks pretty true of the state of pop music as a whole right now. Katy Perry continued her winning streak by picking up her three very first moonmen, while Britney Spears earned a major achievement award and has yet to even turn 30

Lady Gaga is most often compared to Madonna, and cited as her inheritor to the crown as Queen of Pop. It's certainly not going to be Britney Spears! Hard to judge at this point. The culture and the music biz has changed so much since Madonna's advent in 1983, that the landscape is almost totally unrecognizable. So, can Lady Gaga hold onto her popularity?

If you think Top 40 is not so tops and want your tunes to be more cutting-edge, you need to know where to find the best music. Read on.

It was 50 years ago this summer that a couple of guys were sitting in a California garage, noodling around with a song. Their names were Mike and Brian. Mike and Brian, along with two of Brian's brothers and a family friend, took the song to a local record company and the Beach Boys were born

Nothing can bring back memories of a place the way music can. With this in mind, here's our list of great songs about places. Some have become inadvertent anthems while others actually paint quite a dismal picture. Regardless they've become inextricably linked to their respective places

After Barbra Streisand earned her ninth #1 album two years ago with 'Love Is the Answer,' she could be going for 10 with her latest album, 'What Matters Most -- Barbra Streisand Sings the Lyrics of Alan and Marilyn Bergman'

The Grammys have already been well dissected by music critics and fashion mavens so I won't take up too much space here. But I'd be remiss not to say the show was pretty spectacular. And even if I didn't know some of the acts and a great many lyrics were indecipherable, it was a stunning collection of talent really putting on the dog for their peers

In some ways, I thought the Grammys belonged to Pink. Ten years after her initial surge to fame with 'Get This Party Started,' the soulful-voiced blonde, had one of those classic gasp-inducing performances -- I've rarely seen or heard anything as astonishing as Pink's rendition of 'Glitter.'

Barbra Streisand's voice has not suffered much over the years, despite the fact that she doesn't exercise those golden vocal chords.