U.S.A. Archives - Page 8 of 9

It has been 21 years since Michael Nesmith has done a full solo tour of the U.S.

The Library of Congress announced the 25 recordings to be placed in the National Recording Registry for 2013.

Bobby Brown must have been incredibly good during the nine hours that he was in jail, as that is what he ended up serving of his 55 day sentence for DUI.

The Eagles have announced that they will be touring behind their new documentary, History of the Eagles, beginning July 6 in Louisville, KY.

Most of those that attended said that Michelle Shocked melted down, spewing homophobic comments about the gay community and gay marriage.

The ACM Awards on April 7 will have a very special performance as the organizations last two Artists of the Decade, George Strait and Garth Brooks, will perform together for the first time and it’s all for the late Dick Clark.

Shakira insists her rise to stardom hasn’t been a “path of roses”.

Bruno Mars says writing a “big” song is one of the “hardest things to do”.

The Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA will bestow Honorary Doctor of Music degrees to Carole King, Willie Nelson and Annie Lennox at their commencement on May 11 at the Agganis Arena at Boston University.

When Ann and Nancy Wilson met Jason Bonham at the Kennedy Center Honors, little did they know that they would be touring together and playing the music of Led Zeppelin.

Pete Wentz has joked he only talks about Beyoncé and pizza online.

Bobby Smith (also known as Bobbie), the man who took the lead on some of the Spinners’ biggest hits, died on Saturday in Orlando, Florida from pneumonia and influenza. He was 76.

Alternative folkster Michelle Shocked left her audience at San Francisco’s Yoshi bar stunned when she embarked on a tirade against homosexuals and gay marriage on Sunday night.

Beth Ditto has been arrested and charged with disorderly conduct.

The lighting director for the last 17 years for Chris Isaak is suing the singer, his tour manager, his company and his management for wrongful termination after witnessing what he portrays as the sexual harassment of two female roadies.

Rapper Tone Lōc was playing a show Saturday night in Des Moines, IA when he suddenly collapsed on stage.

Lady Gaga is reportedly suffering from “creative block”.

Bob Dylan has been racking up the honors over the last decade or so from an Academy Award to the Presidential Medal of Freedom to France’s Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres, but his latest honor may be the most rare and prestigious.

Hot on the heels of the announcement that Jesse L. Martin has been, once again, selected for the role of Marvin Gaye in the movie Sexual Healing, we get news that Martin’s old boss on Law and Order is being considered for the role of Gaye’s mother.

Oh, here we go. It’s like the Rolling Stones all last year with “We’re playing live”/”No we’re not” back and forth between group members.

Clarence Clemons died in June 2011 from what was reported to be a stroke. Although he suffered from a number of medical problems over the year, his passing came as a shock to most who knew him.

The Go-Go’s and the B-52s will hit the road this summer for a series of dates across the U.S.

David Byrne & St. Vincent have announced details of a long-awaited European tour, their first since releasing their collaborative album, Love This Giant last year.

Miley Cyrus is in awe of Dolly Parton’s ability to ‘say it like it is’.

Clive Davis commends Frank Ocean for being ‘very brave’ about his sexuality.

Barbra Streisand has joked she’s a ‘control freak’, which is why she’s never been drunk.

Paul Anka goes the partnering with other artists route with Duets, out April 9 on Legacy. The release date coincides with his new book My Way: An Autobiography.

Jewel Akens, who told the whole world all about The Birds and the Bees, has died at Centinela Hospital Medical Center in Inglewood, CA hospital from complications of back surgery. He was 79.