Chuck Arnold

Talk about an unlikely Christmas rivalry!

WBLS celebrates its 50th anniversary at Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on Friday with DJ Cassidy’s Pass the Mic Live! — a star-studded concert featuring everyone from Charlie Wilson and C…

A comfortably solo David Gilmour kept the legend and legacy of Pink Floyd alive in the first of five shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

“I had one aneurysm that erupted and it didn’t look like I’d make it, so my friends planned a memorial service,” Quincy Jones said in 2008. “Well, I made it, but they …

On “Songs of a Lost World,” these alt-rock icons have staged the most unlikely of revivals just when they had nothing to lose.

Seizing her moment to play arenas again on her “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” farewell tour, Cyndi Lauper is unwinding the second hand back to her glory days.

Three decades after it was released on Oct. 29, 1994, “All I Want for Christmas Is You” has made Mariah Carey everybody’s favorite holiday diva.

Justin Timberlake promised concertgoers that “I’ll make it up to you” in his announcement about his latest postponements on his The Forget Tomorrow World Tour.

As bustling as her career has been, “The Gift of Love” was a labor of love.

Whitney Houston was the first major Western artist to perform in a post-apartheid South Africa in 1994, and the first of her three dates is captured in “The Concert for a New South Africa [Durban],…