Watch BTS perform ‘Life Goes On’ in ‘MTV Unplugged’ teaser

BTS have donated a set of outfits worn in their ‘Life Goes On’ music video to the Grammy Week Auction.The first-time Grammy nominees contributed seven outfits, which will be auctioned online from March 8 to March 23 through Charitybuzz. The total value of the clothing is currently estimated to be around US$30,000 (~£21,600).Proceeds from successful bids will go towards the non-profit Grammy Museum Foundation, which supports music education initiatives.

“If you never try, you’ll never know.”

BTS have performed a slew of songs for their highly anticipated MTV Unplugged appearance.The special performance premiered on MTV earlier today (February 24) and was filmed in South Korea.

Evanescence have taken to Jimmy Kimmel Live! to deliver a performance of ‘Wasted On You’, lifted from their forthcoming album ‘The Bitter Truth’.The performance saw each of the band’s five members perform separately, in locations such as California, Florida, Georgia and Germany, with singer Amy Lee performing in a living room filled with various dolls and stuffed animals.Watch the performance below:‘The Bitter Truth’ is set for release on Friday March 26, marking the band’s first album of

Metallica’s livestreamed performance for BlizzCon was overlaid with cheesy music by Twitch in a bid to avoid copyright infringement.The legendary metal group was booked to play amid this year’s virtual BlizzCon – an annual event held for fans of Blizzard Entertainment games (Diablo, Starcraft, World Of Warcraft, Hearthstone) – but suffered an unfortunate censoring that made it look like they were rocking out to music made for toddlers.As AV Club writes, Metallica’s performance was shown in full

Natalie Oganesyan editorGrammy Award-nominated K-pop sensation BTS is set to perform at a special edition of MTV Unplugged franchise, “MTV Unplugged Presents: BTS.” The performance, which was teased by MTV in a sneak preview, will premiere Feb. 23 at 9 p.m.

Michele Morrone has announced his plans to do a live streamed concert!

Blake Shelton loves being a stepfather to Gwen Stefani’s children, and he has a good role model in his own life.

Variety reported. “I’m grateful to TikTok for helping me to bring this show to everyone on Valentine’s Day,” The Canadian pop star teased his upcoming V-Day show on Twitter Wednesday, posting a clip of him performing and a link to his TikTok account.

Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen are two of the cover stars of People‘s first-ever “Love” issue.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorOn Valentine’s Day, Justin Bieber is showing the love to fans with the TikTok’s first-ever full-length concert by a single artist — in which he’ll perform songs from his 2013 album “Journals.”The “#JournalsLive” event will stream live from the Drew House on Bieber’s TikTok account (@justinbieber) starting at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m.

MTV Unplugged stage later this month.On February 9 (Tuesday), the American cable channel made the announcement via their social media pages, teasing the Korean boy group’s first appearance on the programme on February 23 at 9pm ET.

BTS just keep getting bigger.

Romantic indies are a dime a dozen and have generally shifted to streaming channels, but Sundance indies tend to be much more fantastical, strange, and alluring. That description really hits the bill for “Jumbo,” the new romantic indie from filmmaker Zoé Wittock that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2020 to substantial acclaim (our review).

Haley Bosselman editorGlobal pop phenomenon BTS are scaling back— but only for one performance.The K-pop superstars are the latest feature of the “MTV Unplugged” franchise.

BTS’ RM, Jin, SUGA, j-hope, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook will bring a “little funk and soul” to MTV’s Unplugged.