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Princess Shaw, a singer from New Orleans, shares her original songs on YouTube, hoping to connect with producers and find new opportunities.
German punk rock band Die Toten Hosen offers an exclusive look at their extensive tour, featuring backstage access and insights into their performances.
An experimental sci-fi rock band featuring a bass-playing Wookie and an acrobatic frog captivated Disneyland audiences for one unforgettable summer.
The 1954 BBC adaptation of George Orwell's "1984," featuring Peter Cushing, sparked intense debate and record viewer complaints, leading to a highly viewed repeat performance.
Three members of the band Luxury transition into Eastern Orthodox priests after a life-altering touring accident impacts their music careers.
A collective of female musicians in a French commune performs rock music while nude, challenging societal norms around femininity and sexuality.
Rock 'N Roll Fantasy Camp brings together aspiring musicians and legendary rock icons for an immersive experience culminating in a live performance.
The Rolling Stones have been touring for almost two years, performing sold-out shows while Mick Jagger maintains his status as a master performer.
Bruce Springsteen's career is chronicled from his roots in Asbury Park to his status as a global rock icon, featuring insights from notable figures like Patti Scialfa and Clarence Clemons.
The Black Lips perform across Israel, showcasing their unique sound while engaging with local culture and fans in a vibrant musical landscape.
Vibrant marine ecosystems are showcased through animated visuals and real shark footage from Peru, promoting marine conservation and audience engagement.
Three stories about New York are shared during the New Yorker Festival, where Andy Borowitz introduces the event and its featured storyteller, Leo Cary.
In celebration of the Newport Jazz Festival's 60th anniversary, journalist Soledad O'Brien moderates a panel featuring George Wein, Dan Morgenstern, Jonathan Batiste, and Christian McBride, complemented by archival film clips.
Bruce Springsteen's extraordinary life and career highlight his evolution from a New Jersey bar musician to a global rock icon, celebrated for his emotional honesty and cultural impact.
In downtown Manhattan, Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform alongside Rufus and Martha Wainwright, Lou Reed, and Laurie Anderson in a festive live music celebration.
Ray Wimley, a New Orleans flower seller turned rapper and poet, showcases his rise from street performer to a celebrated artist with a focus on community issues.
Subsource performs live in Frankfurt, where fans describe the band's energy as "off the hook" and their music as "fantastic" and "rocking the whole time."
Copenhagen's Montmartre jazz club operated from 1959 to 1974, hosting musicians like Toots Thielemans and Jimmy Griffin during its peak years.
Six vegetables are needed to find one that works for the Vienna Vegetable Orchestra's performance, where they create music using produce as instruments.
Kate Bush, at just 20 years old, prepares for her highly anticipated first tour, balancing intense dance rehearsals with the challenge of live vocal performance.
The Who's return to the stage at the Rainbow Theatre in 1979, following drummer Keith Moon's death, is explored through interviews with band members and insights into their evolving interests.
Steve Blacknell highlights the dedicated crew behind Marillion, showcasing the hard work of those who manage 15 tons of equipment to keep the band on tour.
Less than 40 performers from the Segovia Brothers Circus became stranded in Honduras during the COVID-19 pandemic, facing challenges to return home.
Rain begins to fall as Beardyman takes the stage at the 2009 Glastonbury Festival, where fans cheer for his beatboxing performance.
A doormat sent by Don Rickles symbolizes his playful nature and friendship with comedian Bob Newhart in this 21-minute documentary.
John Lydon recalls sneaking into Glastonbury at age 13, reflecting on his long-standing connection to the festival and its music scene.
Michel Petrucciani, a prodigious jazz pianist, shares insights on his life and artistry in a heartfelt tribute by director Frank Cassenti, filmed in 1983.
Jack Barnett states that his band's latest album features around 500 tracks, reflecting a complex approach to modern music composition.
Sturgill Simpson performed his song on tape before Conan O'Brien's introduction, where he and his team joked about the show's production and audience expectations.
Sonny Rollins, a renowned jazz saxophonist, explores his artistic journey and influences in Japan while performing with the Yomuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra.
Comedians perform on sidewalks and at hot dog carts in Central Park as New York City faces empty storefronts and a pandemic-induced sense of loss.
