Concerts

The Who reunited for the 25th anniversary of The Kids Are Alright in 1989. We've got a show recorded live from the legendary band this week on Live in Concert.

Tim "Ripper" Owens, the onetime Judas Priest front man will be live in concert at the Music Factory in Battle Creek as live in-person concerts resume.

What you need to know about going back to shows.

Ann and Nancy Wilson headline this week's Live in Concert with special guests Aerosmith live from Germany and John Mellencamp recorded at Madison Square Garden.

Deftones, Primus, Incubus, The Struts and more will also be on hand.

Two new headliners are in place for the rescheduled festival.

Live Nation and AEG (Artist Entertainment Group) were hit hard when the pandemic hit and by June AEG were doing layoffs, furloughs and salary reductions. Live Nation as well did many cost reduction measures.

This was the largest experiment yet to view the viability of a mass gathering concert return.

Here's another positive sign that our lives may get back to some kind of normal, some time this year.

On the band's Facebook feed, Metallica shared a clip of a 1991 concert in Muskegon. Michigan fans talk about what it was like seeing the band in their prime.