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From BTS and Harry Styles to Madonna, artists are increasingly asking their fans to put their phones down and live in the ...

The “Hung Up” singer hit out at how prevalent phone usage has become at concerts, just days after she treated fans to a surprise preview of her forthcoming album, Confessions II, in New York’s Times ...

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OVO Sound’s breakout artist Naomi Sharon released her highly anticipated new single, “Weak.” The track masterfully pairs a hypnotic groove with Sharon’s signature intimate songwriting, exploring the ...

Chrissie Hynde is speaking out strongly against concertgoers who spend more time on their phones than watching live music. The Pretenders frontwoman, 74, posted a message on social media on June 2, ...

Chrissie Hynde has a simple request for concertgoers: put the phones away. The Pretenders frontwoman recently renewed her criticism of phone use at concerts, urging fans to experience live ...

The Pretenders singer said she'd recently had several "nightmare" experiences where cellphones ruined her concert and museum experiences Rachel DeSantis is a senior writer on the music team at PEOPLE.