Catonsville, known unofficially as Music City, will live up to its name this weekend. Both the annual Frederick Road Fridays series and Lurman Woodland Theater's summer concert series will fill the weekend with music.
The Baltimore City Council is poised to carve out an exception to its long-standing anti-scalping law to make clear that Ticketmaster can continue to charge user fees that irritate many customers.
By By Luke Broadwater and Wesley Case and The Baltimore Sun
Though you probably already know that Beyonce will headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show, the best thing about that is the midweek news conference, during which the sportswriters get to rub elbows with some of the biggest names in entertainment.
On Raw, you may have noticed commercials for a Rolling Stones concert, "One More Shot," which will air on pay-per-view live on Dec. 15 at 9 p.m. The concert takes place at the Prudential Center in New Jersey.
The Library of Congress today released a collection of interviews on topics such as sex, drugs and rock and roll -- including Paul McCartney relating how pot and other drugs boosted the Beatles' creativity.
The city of Annapolis delivered Saturday on its promise to save face in its annual rivalry with Eastport, breaking a tie to win a match billed as the Slaughter Across the Water
Marquee names like Lil Wayne, Rihanna and Elton John helped Baltimore concert venues defy national odds to have one of their best years in recent memory.
On the theory that anyone can serve others before themselves, the congregants of the Emmaus Center, a Glen Burnie homeless outreach center, will offer a free Thanksgiving dinner to all comers
They may not have heard of The Who or Bob Dylan, but at the brand-new Annapolis School of Rock, students as young as 10 are learning the basics of a rebel's form.
Coming up on its 50th year, Baltimore's 1st Mariner Arena is still pulling in the big acts, despite near-constant calls that it needs to be replaced by something bigger and fancier
