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The groundbreaking legacy of Nat King Cole, an historic artist who charted more than 150 singles across genres and was the first Black American to host a weekly network TV program, will be preserved and amplified in a landmark agreement between the late musician’s family and Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists Group.

Alan Jackson is embarking on his first tour since revealing his Charcot-Marie-Tooth diagnosis last fall, with the “Last Call: One More For The Road Tour” set to see him hit 16 cities. 

The Black Promoters Collective is a 100% Black Owned Live Entertainment Company including a coalition of six of the nation’s top independent concert promotion and event production companies. Over the years they have collectively produced over 400 concerts and events […]

Madison House agent Jordan Burger’s been a fan of “Wheel of Fortune” since he was a kid. Between circumstance and inspiration, he was able to fulfill a lifelong dream to be a contestant, on a game that aired Feb. 28.

Bobbie Nelson, the older sister of country music legend Willie Nelson and longtime pianist in his band, has died, her family said. She was 91.

Hans Zimmer, the man responsible for some of the biggest and most well-known movie soundtracks and films scores, is going back on tour in Europe, and this time, he’ll be on stage himself again.

Only an idiot would go into the jazz club business, let’s face it,” are the words of Ronnie Scott, co-founder of one of the world’s most renowned jazz clubs. It is easier to name the legends who haven’t played Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club than to name those who have. Ella Fitzgerald, Buddy Rich, Sarah Vaughan, Miles Davis, Jimi Hendrix, The Stars of Faith, Van Morrison, Chet Baker, Nina Simone, Jeff Beck, Ben Webster, Prince – take your pick.