Jeremy Allen White may not come from a musical background, but he went full rock star when transforming into The Boss for his role in Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere. In the

Jeremy Allen White plays Bruce Springsteen in the new biopic "Deliver Me From Nowhere." Though he had no prior singing or guitar training, he's really singing.

Jeremy Allen White's transformation into "the Boss" was not simple. The actor, who took on the larger-than-life role of Bruce Springsteen in the upcoming biopic " Deliver Me From Nowhere ," in theaters Oct. 24, said he dove into the job with vocal lessons, guitar lessons and months of practice.

The singer and actor, making her solo cabaret debut on 11/3, is no longer 'diminishing herself for anyone else.' We spoke with Mikat about the show, and the importance of taking up space.

Before he became one of country music’s most soulful voices, he was already a songwriting powerhouse behind the scenes in Nashville. After moving there from his hometown of Paintsville, Kentucky, in 2001, Stapleton signed a publishing deal with Sea Gayle Music, and it didn’t take long for him to start making his mark.

A choir of 50 Bradford City fans has performed at several workshops for primary school pupils as part of efforts to inspire more children to take up singing. The Bantam of the Opera choir, formed by BBC Radio Leeds, was joined by singer Lesley Garrett at the event which was attended by six Bradford primary schools.

Whether it’s Barbra Streisand’s goosebump-raising 19-second note in “A Piece of the Sky,” or Bill Withers’ iconic 18-second one in “Lovely Day,” the ability to hold a note requires a singer to vocalize from their diaphragm. While learning how ...

"Wicked: Part 1," arguably the most highly anticipated movie of the holiday season, has prompted debate over expectations of how audiences should behave during screenings of the musical, which hit theaters this weekend. Theater chain AMC has urged viewers ...

If the volunteer can comfortably sing the note, then it is in his or her vocal range. (For this activity to accurately map vocal ranges, the volunteer has to actually sound like he or she is singing; if the "singing" sounds like grunting, growling ...

The human brain, once thought to lose much of its flexibility after childhood, continues remodeling itself throughout life—recovering from injuries, learning new skills, and adapting to challenges—a remarkable capacity for change called neuroplasticity.

Eric Whitacre, the Los Angeles Master Chorale’s Swan family artist-in-residence, says he’s like that old cola commercial — he wants to teach the world to sing. The whole world. And he’s not joking. But he’ll start with a statewide singing event ...