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Ariana Grande shares insights into life on tour, highlighting her crew's coping strategies and featuring exclusive backstage footage and performances.
Seventy-five interviews with musicians reveal a movement of young artists redefining jazz and its boundaries in contemporary music.
40,000 people attended an afterparty on Brighton Beach, marking a significant moment in the rise of UK DJ culture and the influence of Fatboy Slim.
Tupac Shakur signs with Death Row Records. He soon realizes that things within the label are not what they seem in the weeks leading up to his death
A crowd of thousands gathered at Central Park SummerStage to watch Bobi Wine perform, despite his music being banned in Uganda.
Marilyn Manson faces sexual abuse allegations and examines the fallout from his career.
In Nashville's competitive music scene, the murder of songwriter Kevin Hughes reveals a conspiracy that took 12 years for investigators to expose.
Thirty years after apartheid ended, many South Africans still face high levels of poverty and unemployment, struggling to find opportunities.
K-pop's global success, driven by figures like BTS and the rise of K-dramas, is contrasted with the intense pressures and tragic outcomes faced by its stars.
Tom Morello's acceptance speech for Rage Against the Machine's induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame serves as a powerful call to action.
African music is exploding onto the world stage, gaining global recognition and demand.
Afroman captured footage of a police raid on his Ohio property, where deputies broke down his front door and noticed a pound cake on the counter.
Matt Shea visits Florida to explore the cultural impact of lean in hip-hop and social media.
China's underground music scene features rappers and punk rock veterans risking censorship to express their views on societal issues amid increasing government control.
AI music platforms Udio and Suno are transforming music creation, prompting discussions with experts like Rick Beato about the future of the industry.
BTS appeared on major U.S. television shows like 'Carpool Karaoke' and 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show,' marking a significant breakthrough for K-Pop in America.
Eric Campbell reports on homophobia in Jamaica's reggae scene and its cultural implications.
Jon Nelson faces a lawsuit from Warner Music over the use of 'Happy Birthday,' prompting an exploration of the song's origins and its cultural significance.
Brent Faiyaz, a 22-year-old R&B singer, prioritizes independence over major label offers, using streaming data to guide his music career and tour decisions.
Music industry revenues reached an all-time high in 2020, despite the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down live music venues worldwide.
Taiwan's music scene has seen a surge in artists advocating for independence, despite facing backlash for pro-Taiwan sentiments amid rising tensions with China.
Taylor Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden has sparked global fascination, prompting discussions on celebrity culture and fan engagement.
In Milan, a luthier shares his experience of creating $5,000 violins from home while navigating the pressures of family responsibilities and personal passion.
Eddie Van Halen performed "Beat It" live with Michael Jackson in Dallas in 1984, marking the only time the guitarist played the song on stage.
Nashville is a thriving hub for music and tech entrepreneurship, fostering unique talent.
In 2019, nearly 1,000 UK festivals contributed £1.76 billion to the economy, supporting around 85,000 jobs before the pandemic halted events in 2020.
Mike from called platinum blue helps navigate music recommendations in America today.
20% of Israel's population identifies as Arab, yet they face significant social and economic challenges, which Palestinian hip hop artists address through their music.
Punkasila challenges Indonesia's core values, provoking controversy among punk musicians.
A vibrant Sufi festival in Seria celebrates the Sunnah of the Prophet in September 2003.
In Seoul's K-pop dance schools, aspiring idols like Heesu Chung and Sui endure rigorous training and immense pressure, with only 1% achieving stardom.
35,000 fans attended a concert where an Egyptian supporter waved a rainbow flag, leading to violent repression against the band and its supporters.
In Karachi's Lyari neighborhood, young female rappers like Eva B and AK Sky are challenging societal norms and inspiring change through their music.
Oh Casey discusses AI's role in music creation using Sesame Street and Velvet Underground lyrics.
The Vans Warped Tour, featuring Katy Perry, ends and briefly returns for its 25th anniversary.
BTS announced their decision to boycott the Grammy Awards after the Recording Academy introduced a new Asian pop category, emphasizing music's universal appeal.
Post Malone's face tattoos and unkempt hair challenge pop stardom norms while breaking records.
Eurovision Song Contest in Israel sparks political debate over art and apartheid issues.
Youngblood from England discusses music and the challenges facing his generation today.
A small infrared transmitter attached to a conductor's baton allows Wu Jing, a blind musician, to follow the tempo of an orchestra for the first time.
The narrator humorously combines Christmas gifts with grammar in a festive carol.
Alec Wilkinson discusses Bettye LaVette's unique vocal style and musical impact.
Thirty years after Live Aid raised millions for famine relief, social media has transformed how younger generations engage with philanthropy.
A laser edge mask is used to create the world's smallest violin, which is humorously mistaken for a dead ant during the process.
Max Martin, a key figure in pop music, analyzes trends in songwriting through a data set of Billboard Top 100 hits, revealing shifts in song structure over decades.
Sharon Stanley showcases her collection of vintage dresses designed by Halston and Mr. Blackwell, highlighting their significance in her musical career with the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
Will Holland explores his musical influences, including the thumb piano, accordion, and marimba, while reflecting on his upbringing and global travels.
The video highlights 'bruk up,' a dance style blending hip hop and dancehall in Brooklyn.
