Was Michael Jackson the king of the poll? Did Bon Jovi rock the vote? Wonder how your Whitney Houston did in the first round of the 100 Best: Greatest Garden Concerts of All Time vote-down? More than 6 million votes were registered, and we counted each and every one.
In the meantime, head over to the 100 Best 1990s poll to keep your favorite artist in the running. And stay tuned for more voting opportunities: the 2000s poll begins on Monday, November 23.
Remember: You can vote as many times as you wish, and all votes are counted. Good luck!
Now that "New Moon" has premiered (see photos and reports from the scene) all we can think about is The "Twilight" Saga. You too, right? Luckily, we have some ways to pass the time until you can see the movie - and indulge your "Twilight" mania without looking like you've gone completely over the edge.
O.A.R. Live at The Garden: Exclusive Interview Hang out backstage with two members of the band that brought you the killer "Love Is Worth the Fall" track from the movie that started it all.
Guns N' Roses? Madonna? The final Grateful Dead shows? What's your favorite Garden performance? MSG.com's 100 Best polling continues into the 1990s. We line up the decade's biggest shows, you pick the greatest. VOTE NOW!
Whichshow got your vote? Why? Did you attend any of the concerts in therunning? Want to complain about the selections? Don't be shy: We wantto hear it!
The Knicks City Dancers hit "The Wendy Williams Show" with a hot new routine choreographed to the talk show's theme song - and answered some questions about life as an NBA dancer.
On Wednesday, the day before Wintuk from Cirque du Soleil's
first preview of the 2009 season, a special Wintuk double-decker bus
pulled up at 7th Avenue to deliver the performers for their third
season of the holiday family show. READ MORE
Michael Jackson? Bon Jovi? Whitney Houston? MSG.com's 100 Best polling continues into the 1980s. We line up the decade's biggest shows, you pick the greatest. VOTE NOW!
Which show got your vote? Why? Did you attend any of the concerts in the running? Want to complain about the selections? Don't be shy: We want to hear it!
Was Elvis the king of the poll? Did Led Zeppelin rock the vote? Wonder how your favorite musician did in the first round of the 100 Best: Greatest Garden Concerts of All Time vote-down? More than 1 million votes were registered, and we counted each and every one.
In the meantime, head over to the 100 Best 1980s poll to keep your favorite artist in the running. And stay tuned for more voting opportunities: the 1990s poll begins on Monday, November 16, and the 2000s poll kicks off Monday, November 23.
Remember: You can vote as many times as you wish and all votes are counted. Good luck!
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band rocked Madison Square Garden
this weekend. Experience the first night through the lens of Madison Square Garden's legendary photographer George Kalinsky, check out the set lists from both shows and share your concert experience ... READ MORE
November 5, 1991: The New York Knicks beat the Milwaukee Bucks 113-85 in their home opener. Patrick Ewing scores 24 points. And the Knicks City Dancers make their debut during the team's home opener!
Happy 18th anniversary, KCD! Looking forward to more great moves this season!
As was the case with Thursday night's show, the lineup for Friday's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Anniversary Concert was amazing: Aretha Franklin, Metallica, U2 and
guitar legend Jeff Beck in for an ailing Eric Clapton? Well, alright!
And then came the special guests. What happens when Ozzy Osbourne rocks
with Metallica and Mick Jagger joins U2? See shots from ... READ MORE
Bruce
Springsteen, Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder, Sting, Simon & Garfunkel,
Crosby, Stills & Nash and Jerry Lee Lewis were among the rock
legends (there was even a man named Legend) who took over Madison Square Garden for nearly six hours last night. See photos from the unbelievable show ... READ MORE
Was Michael Jackson the king of the poll? Did Bon Jovi rock the vote? Where did Whitney Houston finish? More than 1 million votes were registered, and we counted every one.
Michael Jackson? Bon Jovi? Whitney Houston? MSG.com's 100 Best polling continues into the 1980s. We line up the decade's biggest shows, you pick the greatest.
Zeppelin or Springsteen? Elvis or Sinatra? MSG.com's 100 Best polling begins with the greatest Garden shows of the 1970s. We line 'em up, you pick the best. VOTE NOW!
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