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The article offers previews of tours and performances during Summer 2017 by musicians such as rock band Phish at Madison Square Garden in New York City, pop singer Lady Gaga at various venues, and singer Paul McCartney.

The article presents an interview between singer-songwriter Billie Eilish and singer Billie Joe Armstrong of the band Green Day. Topics discussed include description of Eilish's music, information on Green Day's album "Dookie," how Armstrong learned to deal with the pressures of touring and when hip-hop came in for Eilish.

The article previews the concert tours of several singers and musicians in the U.S. in the summer of 2016, including Beyoncé, Brian Wilson and Paul McCartney.

The article presents information on country music singer-songwriter Willie Nelson. Topics include details on Nelson's arrests for marijuana offenses, details on Nelson's music tours, mention of his albums "Band of Brothers" and "December Day," details on how Nelson met his wife Annie on the set of the film "Stagecoach," mention of his hobby of tae kwon do, a history of Nelson's childhood, and a history of Nelson's career. The article also mentions Nelson's songs such as "Whiskey River" and "Funny How Time Slips Away."

The article discusses why U.S. country music singer Eric Church considers himself an outsider, focusing on Church's temper and attitudes about various issues such as technology, the Spotify streaming music service, and social media. Fellow singer Bruce Springsteen is mentioned, along with Church's upcoming arena tour and his song "Drink in My Hand." Church's views about giving interviews to reporters is examined, along with his relationships with his wife Katherine and their child.

The article profiles guitarist Gary Clark Jr., who is performing at the Crossroads Guitar Festival and is playing talented musical sets onstage in 2013. Topics include how Clarke, who is 29, feels about the fame associated with being a musician, what attracted Clark to playing music, and praise for his talent from other musicians including Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton.

The article discusses how singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran prepares before a concert tour performance.

The article shares how the Black Keys rock band handpicked the songs they performed at their "Let's Rock" concert tour which ended in November 2019.

The article provides information on singer Harry Styles concert tour, noting costume and lighting malfunctions, his offstage reading habits, and the music he plays.

The article provides information on concert tours featuring two acts including Smashing Pumpkins with Noel Gallagher, Bush with Live, and Train with the Goo Goo Dolls.

The article discusses the 2019 U.S. leg of the No Filter stadium concert tour by the British rock band the Rolling Stones. Topics include the band's selection of music to perform at each concert location, guitarist Keith Richard's decision to mostly stop drinking alcohol, and the band's work on their first album of original songs since 2005's "A Bigger Bang."

The article discusses the rock band Dead & Company, which is comprised of musician John Mayer and members Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, and Mickey Hart of the rock band the Grateful Dead. Topics include their rehearsal of more than 50 of the Grateful Dead's songs at Weir's studio in San Rafael, California, their first concert tour beginning October 29, 2015 in Albany, New York, and the Grateful Dead's summer 2015 Fare Thee Well with original member Phil Lesh.

The article discusses the rock band My Morning Jacket and the recovery of lead singer Jim James from herniated disc surgery. Topics include inspiration from James' experience for the lyrics to several songs off the band's album "The Waterfall," the band's experience of playing with singer-songwriter Bob Weir during a concert tour in 2013, and James' concert tour for his solo album "Regions of Light and Sound of God."

The article discusses the band Mumford & Sons and their decision to reinvent their sound and use electric instruments and synthesizers, versus their signature acoustic and stringed instrument elements, on their third album "Wilder Mind." Topics include the use of guitarist Aaron Dessner's recording studio in New York City to create songs for the album, contributions from all of the band's members to writing songs for the album, and the band's 2015 summer tour which includes the Bonnaroo music festival.

The article presents an interview with British singer Robert Plant who discusses various topics including concert tours and the music release "Carry Fire" that he recorded with a group of musicians known as the Sensational Space Shifters. Plant's role in the rock group Led Zeppelin is addressed, along with U.S. President Donald Trump's views and his experiences in Austin, Texas and Wales. According to the article, Plant does not have any plans to write a memoir.

The article discusses the live performances of the musician Taylor Swift as of August 2013, focusing on her writing process, her meetings with fans, her mansion in Rhode Island, and the athletic requirements of a concert tour which features music from the album "Red."

The article profiles singer Willie Nelson, focusing on his marijuana use and his concert tour during the summer of 2013. Topics include Nelson's preference for playing his hit music over more obscure material, why Nelson smokes pot rather than drinking, which he insists is more harmful, and his relationship with his wife Annie.

The article profiles singer Taylor Swift on the release of her LP record "Red." She discusses topics including why she experimented with musical styles including dubstep, acoustic guitar, and rock, how she draws inspiration from her past breakups and rapper Wiz Khalifa, and her plans for her next concert tour.

The article focuses on folk-rock band Mumford & Sons and their second album release, "Babel." Bassist Ted Dwane discusses their three-year tour schedule, what it was like working on the album, and how they enjoy staging their own outdoor festivals in between shows. Lyrics from songs written by singer Marcus Mumford are also analyzed.

The article reports that The Rolling Stones rock band may perform at least one live concert in celebration of their 50th anniversary in 2012. Also discussed are rehearsals for a possible 2013 concert tour, interview and concert footage filmed for a documentary, and guitarist Keith Richards' apology to singer Mick Jagger for some comments in his 2010 memoir.

The article discusses the question of how the Rolling Stones will celebrate the band's 50th anniversary in 2012, focusing on the possibility that they might stage a spectacular world tour. Singer Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards are quoted commenting on the possibilities. The question of whether former members such as Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor would be involved is also addressed. INSET: Famous Fans Weigh In.

The article reports on positive reaction which was voiced by fans of the rock group Pink Floyd in response to the group's 2011 decision to reissue many of its music releases and to hold a surprise reunion in London, England. A discussion of the plans that the group is considering for a possible concert tour reunion is presented.

An interview with Jim James, vocalist of the rock band My Morning Jacket, is presented. Topics of the interview include his condition after undergoing a back surgery, his experience after singer-songwriter Bob Dylan invited him to perform onstage together during a concert tour in 2013, and finding the time to relax after touring with the band, working on a solo album, and producing artists.

The article discusses musician Brian Wilson's tour of intimate U.S. venues with a band consisting of musicians Al Jardine, Jardine's son Matt, and Blondie Chaplin, including their performance of the Beach Boys' songs "California Saga (California)" and "Wild Honey" in Queens, New York

An interview with Dave Matthews, lead vocalist and guitarist of the Dave Matthews Band, is presented. When asked what his thoughts were in starting another large summer tour he comments on feeling both excited and fear and comments on how his band has dedicated fans over 20 years after they put out their first record. He talks about how his life has changed, including how it can be hard to leave home and his children, and his use of his leisure time when back in Seattle, Washington.

The article presents an interview with singer Brandon Flowers. Topics include his influence from singer Lorde for songs on his solo album "The Desired Effect," his opinion of rap musician Kanye West, and his scheduled performances with his band The Killers in between concert dates for his solo 2015 summer tour of Europe.

The article discusses the rock duo the Black Keys, made up of singer guitarist Dan Auerbach and drummer Patrick Carney, and their 2014 world concert tour promoting their album "Turn Blue." Topics include the duo's alternating set lists for shows of their tour, the tour's stage setup which includes 17 large light-emitting diode (LED) screens and vintage crate lights, and the duo's comfort of performing in arenas.

The article discusses the disc jockey and music producer Danger Mouse and his work on the production of the album "After the Disco" by Broken Bells as of December 5, 2013. Topics include the influence of personal angst from relationships on the album, the use of minimal recording equipment on the album's production, and the plans of Broken Bells for an upcoming concert tour.

The article profiles guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. of the rock group the Strokes, who released the solo recording "AHJ" in 2013. Topics include his rehabilitation for cocaine, heroin, and ketamine addiction, his relationships with Strokes' band members including Julian Casablancas, and a planned North American concert tour beginning in November 2013.

The article focuses on the rock group Kings of Leon, considering how the group is releasing an album sound recording in September 2013 and made a concert tour of Europe in the summer of 2013 following a period of inactivity that began in 2011.

The article profiles the jam band Phish, which is celebrating its thirtieth anniversary with a concert tour launched in July 2013, focusing on what caused the band to break up in 2004 and reunite in 2009, as well as why singer Trey Anastasio believes the band's work in 2013 is its best.

The article presents a preview of the Americanarama concert tour, which will feature musician Bob Dylan performing with bands Wilco and My Morning Jacket, discussing why Dylan is not always willing to collaborate with his tour mates as well as planned performances from singers Beck and Bob Weir.

The article examines how musical artists entertain themselves while waiting to perform on concert tours. Rock band The Black Keys travel with a ping-pong table which is set up backstage during shows. Folk rock band The Avett Brothers play the "FIFA Soccer" video game. Popular singer Carly Rae Jepsen plays chess competitively.

The article looks at the reunion of the band the Beach Boys. The last-minute falling through of the band's plans to announce their reunion on November 30, 2011 on television is noted. Ways the band will celebrate its 50th anniversary include creating new music, putting out archival releases, and going on a concert tour. Other topics discussed include the solo careers of band members Brian Wilson and Mike Love, a possible documentary film, and the resolution of members' former bad feelings.

The article presents information on a concert tour featuring musicians Stevie Nicks and Rod Stewart. The author notes that both Nicks is promoting the release of her new album "In Your Dreams." Songs that Stewart and Nicks are planning on performing during their tour are discussed, including "Leather and Lace," "The First Cut Is the Deepest," and "Reason to Believe."

The article presents information on a concert tour which is happening until November 7, 2010 and which features the group Of Montreal and singer Janelle Monáe.

The article discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the U.S. music industry. Topics covered include rescheduling of music festivals, such as Milwaukee's Summerfest and the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, the move of several artists to delay their album releases or announce suspensions of upcoming tour plans and the industry's revenue losses, particularly that of the concert industry. It also tackles the rise of livestreaming and other changes prompted by the pandemic.

A calendar is presented of concert tours taking place from July through November 2011, including tours by Bob Dylan, Josh Groban, and Stephen Malkmus.