Ziggy Marley, Foreigner, Maxwell and Banda MS are among the first group of performers confirmed for the San Diego County Fair’s 2025 Toyota Summer Concert Series on the Corona Grandstand Stage.

King Charles III, a classical music fan who has studied the cello, piano and trumpet, released an eclectic playlist on Monday featuring 17 artists, including Beyoncé, Bob Marley and Grace Jones. Music ...

King Charles III revealed the songs on his Apple Music playlist in ... “Could You Be Loved” by Bob Marley and the Wailers, “The Loco-Motion” by Kylie Minogue, “Haven’t Met You Yet ...

A new programme of music features tracks by artistes including Bob Marley, Grace Jones ... Apple Music Radio features Charles talking about songs from around the 56-nation Commonwealth that ...

"In the past, I've taken a long time to write and obsessed over so many elements of the songs before finishing them," says frontman Michael Poulsen. "This time, I wanted to make a Volbeat record ...

For almost 20 years, Marley the penguin has been an artist. More recently, her fame has skyrocketed. Twice a week, Marley hops into an art room at Moody Gardens in Galveston, Texas, jumps onto a ...

Featuring in the prized selection of tracks is Could You Be Loved from that great pioneer of reggae, Bob Marley. “I particularly wanted to share songs which have brought me joy,” the King says ...

And that interrupted the show for maybe half an hour.” The show did eventually go on, with Marley and his band the Wailers performing the pro-independence song Zimbabwe from his 1979 album Survival.

“The Commonwealth has produced more than its fair share of wonderful songs, singers, and musicians, and this fun and eclectic collection is a great reminder of this treasure trove of creativity.

"They live in memory and in song, and I dedicate this to him," she added before referring to the song. "If you hadn't been there / Where would I be? / Without your trust, love and belief," Parton ...

The UK's King Charles III will share his Commonwealth music playlist in a collaboration with Apple Music, with Bob Marley and Grace Jones among those making the cut, the US tech giant said Friday.