Music

Still got it. About seven months after Billy Joel canceled all of his upcoming concerts due to a devastating health diagnosis, he made a triumphant return in South Florida Friday night.

Will Smith and his company are facing allegations of sexual harassment by former “America’s Got Talent” contestant Brian King Joseph, who says he was subjected to “predatory behavior” during the Oscar winner’s 2025 tour.

I was made aware of the new 21 Savage album two weekends ago when a midsize Toyota pulled up to a Christmas tree lot pumping “Where You From,” the opening track on “What Happened to the Streets?,” now charting third on the Billboard 200. Grim tune, but hearing it this way flooded my brain with happiness. Instead of mounting an algorithmic ambush in digital space, a marquee rap release had found me by chance in the December cold, where the strange mélange of blue spruce and Camry exhaust smelled far more appealing than chestnuts on an open fire. “Ain’t a corner that we ain’t been,” 21 Savage bragged of his public omnipresence, as if having sent this emissary to the tree lot to flex on Santa himself.

When two members of local band Shady Angels graduated from high school and lead singer Brayden Moore made the move to Bellingham to attend Western Washington University, the end of one of the most consistent young bands in the Spokane scene became inevitable. But Moore’s new environment and change of operations would foster a musical area of exploration and retrospect that has culminated in a debut solo project.

Tommy Oeffling is bringing his own brand of indie rock to Spokane.

She’s putting the ‘B’ in billion. Beyoncé is now a billionaire, making her the fifth musician to reach the nine-digit mark, according to Forbes.

PARIS – Actress Brigitte Bardot shot to international fame dancing the mambo barefoot in “And God Created Woman,” her tousled hair and fierce energy radiating a sexual magnetism rarely before seen in mainstream cinema.

Spokane’s alternative music scene will be on full display at the Chameleon’s “The Nightmare After Christmas,” highlighting experimental electronic music.

Sebastian Bach is bringing a slew of rock hits to Spokane.

The Spokane Symphony will conclude 2025 and ring in the New Year with Beethoven’s monumental Symphony No. 9.

 Barry Manilow has been diagnosed with lung cancer and will be postponing his January concerts.

 Before Cheryl James took on the stage moniker of Salt in the iconic hip-hop trio Salt-N-Pepa, she wanted to revolutionize the world of office and administrative support.

Growing up, Rickie Rosales thought he and his mother, both singers, would end up being the next Naomi and Wynona Judd.

As local fusion group Organism continues their return from hiatus, they will be providing those at Hamilton Studios with reimagined versions of 1980s classics.

For the women that make up AC/DC tribute band Hell’s Belles, it’s all about attention to detail and bringing a true rock experience to life.

A new music festival will bring 20 artists to four stages at ONE Spokane Stadium, the Podium and surrounding areas on July 11.

With the Spokane Symphony’s third Pops concert of the season, a beloved conductor will make his return while the symphony continues to embrace the community – especially during the holidays.

They say, “When one door closes, another one opens.”

One of the Pacific Northwest’s own, Free Creatures, will be bringing their distinct blend of sounds to the District Bar.