Before headlining this year's Artscape festival in Baltimore, TLC's Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas discussed the group's legacy, remembering Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes and more.
In 2018, it’s hard to imagine Meat Loaf’s 1977 operatic-rock epic “Bat Out of Hell” captivating a crowd — unless, of course, it’s karaoke, which remains a staple of Baltimore’s nightlife.
As many as 7,000 people who traveled from throughout the U.S. showed up Saturday for the singing competition show's open-call auditions at the Baltimore Convention Center.
The new MGM National Harbor resort and casino aims to attract customers by booking an A-list entertainment lineup, including Kings of Leon, Bruno Mars and Cher.
After 38 years as a band, Duran Duran is sounding as charged-up as ever. Its most recent album, 2015's "Paper Gods," is as good as anything from its heyday.
A visit on the first full day of operations at the MGM National Harbor made it easy to see where its $1.4 billion budget went: Celebrity chef-run restaurants, plush spa and salon, designer shopping and, yes, gambling.
MGM National Harbor — which opens Thursday — is banking on the area's population density, the popularity of regional gambling and the increasing acceptance of casinos as mainstream entertainment
Casinos like to open with flourishes, and the $1.4 billion MGM National Harbor said it has scheduled singer Bruno Mars and other well-known acts for its first month in December.
On July 1, people can enjoy the first Friday of music and fun at the Sykesville Concerts in the Park 2016 series sponsored by the Sykesville Parks and Recreation Department.
On Saturday, May 28, The Social Contract Corp. (TSCC) will be partnering with Scouting for Food in Howard County to canvas the Marriottsville/Woodstock neighborhoods to collect non-perishable food for food pantries in the county.
By Kerry Plummer, Kerry2115@gmail.com and 443-416-0566
With only one steal left, Team Blake swooped in with the save during Part 3 of "The Voice" Knockout rounds ¿ giving our Baltimore-area native, Joe Maye, another chance to serenade our souls.
Electronic dance music duo the Chainsmokers, sing-songy rapper Fetty Wap and Towson pop-punk act All Time Low lead the music artists scheduled to perform at the Preakness Stakes' InfieldFest on May 21, the Maryland Jockey Club announced in a news release today. Tickets are on sale now here.
Stephen Costello, who was an up-and-coming tenor when he made his Baltimore Opera debut in 2008, is back to sing a concert with soprano Nicole Cabell for the company's successor.
"The Voice" was feeling a little bit country as night two of the live play-off rounds began. It was time for Team Blake and Team Shakira to take the stage, and win the hearts of viewers.
It was a very exciting third night of battle rounds. The night was filled with exciting performances that left the coaches, performers and audience speechless.
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