Lauren Boisvert

In February 1972, Paul McCartney ‘s band Wings debuted with the single “Give Ireland Back To The Irish.” Written by McCartney and his wife, Linda, the

David Bowie released his final album on his 69th birthday in 2016, dying two days later from cancer, an illness he never disclosed. 20 days after

Carrie Underwood took charge of her “America the Beautiful” performance during the presidential inauguration after some technical difficulties.

With the Super Bowl approaching, it's time for parties and concerts to celebrate the big kick-off.

When the Stone Poneys broke up in 1968, Linda Ronstadt decided to go solo instead of finding another band.

A handful of classic songs and musical arrangements are entering the Public Domain this year. This means their copyright either expired due to age or has not been renewed by the copyright owner.

Some artists take years to record an album, but some only need one day and a lot of determination. And probably caffeine. Or—well, you get the idea.

Since 1997, five Swedish-based scientists were involved in an interesting practice that went on for 17 years, the parameters of which were revealed in 2014.

In 2002, Pizza Hut was introducing their new stuffed crust pizza. They needed a song for the commercial, so, naturally, they hired Ween for the job.

The internet loves to make us hate things, and pop songs are no exception. Everyone has an opinion, but there are some songs that serve as pop culture time capsules and they should be respected.