6 Musicians Who Have Asked Trump to Leave Their Music Alone
Panic! At The Disco frontman Brendon Urie is the latest performer asking President Trump to stop his songs at campaign events, but Urie's definitely not the first.
June 24 2020 5:04 PM
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Panic! At The Disco frontman Brendon Urie is the latest performer asking President Trump to stop his songs at campaign events, but Urie's definitely not the first.
Deliverance will honor the one-year anniversary of Prince's death.
The Purple One's sprawling Minneapolis home and studio will open to the public in October.
Prince spent his career celebrating gender fluidity and defying categories of straight and gay.
Can you tell the difference?
The late singer's music videos & performances are streaming online, right now.
With less than a month until the highly anticipated concert, we finally get to see who will be taking the stage.
His Minnesota properties alone have been estimated at nearly $30 million.
From Dirty Mind to Lovesexy, Prince redefined race, gender and music for an entire generation.
According to TMZ, the legendary musician passed away at his Paisley Park compound this morning.
A federal judge blocked the project's recording engineer from releasing unpublished material.
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The Color Purple Rain
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