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”We continue to work closely with governments and network operators around the globe to do our part to minimize stress on the system during this unprecedented situation,” Google said in a statement.

Once Tame Impala left the MSG stage, some fans didn't want the night to end just yet, and took their party to the streets of NYC.

Backed by a keyboardist and a violinist, folk singer Julie Byrne performed "I Live Now As A Singer" off her excellent new album Not Even Happiness. Watch...

The Black Angels, Ryan Adams, Talib Kweli, Bob Saget, and more NYC area show options for your Tuesday.

The legendary smoothed-out satirists/geniuses Steely Dan brought their The Dan Who Knew Too Much tour through Los Angeles over the weekend, playing to a packed Hollywood Bowl on June 18. They were joined by the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra who performed arrangements that Vince Mendoza put together for the songs, and it marked the first time that the band, famously protective of their sound, had perfor

Maya Rudolph and Martin Short's new variety show Maya and Marty has been going for a couple weeks now, and last night, there was all kinds of good material for music fans. First of all, Martin broke out his classic, absurdist celebrity interviewer character Jiminy Glick for a sit-down with Drake...

BV is pleased to present the Friday the 13th premiere of the new horror short film Darkness, the second part of a three-part trilogy by Philadelphia singer-songwriter Dani Mari, composer and multi-instrumentalist Johnny Butler and filmmaker Arielle Apfel...

On a cold day in February we met up with Pinegrove singer Evan Stephens Hall at 30th street station in Philadelphia to film an acoustic video session. We ended up in a beautiful Drexel building a couple blocks away from the train station that was almost completely empty when we arrived. After exploring a bit inside, we set up on the second floor. Evan performed "Waveform," one of the slower songs off Pinegrove's fantastic new album Cardinal...

Toronto noise-punks Greys have shared a new song "Blown Out" with its video. While the title of the song applies fittingly to the sonics here, with distorted vocals, deafening drums and fuzzed-out guitar, there are really a surprising number of classically hummable melodies woven into this thing.

Try not to get misty.