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He says Aerosmith kicked him out after he was injured and missed shows. Now, Texan Joey Kramer is taking his fight to perform with the band at the Grammy Awards to court.
Houston Texans star defensive end J.J. Watt didn't make it to Super Bowl LIV, but he will be performing the night before the big game.
Rufus Thomas (1917-2001) was a R&B/soul singer, active from 1936-1998, and charted four times on Billboard from 1963-1971, with three of those four in 1970 and 1971.
Julian Cope — born Oct. 21, 1957 in Deri, Monmouthshire, Wales — is an English musician, author, musicologist and antiquarian... among other things. He has been active in the music business since 1978.
In 1987, Pseudo Echo recorded and release the song "Funkytown," written and produced by Steven Greenberg. The song was a hit for the group, hitting #6 on the American Billboard and was on the charts for ten weeks.
Grammy-nominated pop singer and fellow North Texan Demi Lovato will perform the national anthem at the Super Bowl.
The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo kicks off its 23-day run on Friday. And after 124 years, some people might think there's nothing left to see -- they'd be wrong.
Our twin spins will return on Thursday, but today we feature the queen of jazz from the 1930s-1950s: Billie Holiday.
The Jagger/Bowie version of "Dancing In The Streets" was released August 12, 1985 and got all the way to #7 on Billboard and #1 on the UK charts.
Singer and Dallas-native Meat Loaf has filed a lawsuit against a North Texas hotel and a convention after he claims he's been unable to perform due to a fall during a May 2019 event.
The group was active from 1963-1967 and while they didn't have a #1 hit on the main Billboard charts, they had one that hit #2 in September 1964.
Smith (that's the full name) consisted of Gayle McCormick (vocals), Rick Cliburn and Alan Parker (guitars), Larry Moss (keyboards), Jerry Carter (bass) and Robert Evans (drums).
The muscle car that Steve McQueen drove in the classic 1968 movie "Bullitt" is going on the auction block.
The group from Passaic, New Jersey, charted 12 times on Billboard, with two #1 hits: "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" and "Soldier boy." But right before "Soldier Boy," they released "Baby It's You."