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
In this exclusive interview, John Mayer explains why performing onstageat Madison Square Garden is "a huge accomplisment." But not so fast ...Jingle Ball doesn't count. Why? Watch and learn:
But before that, he'll take the stage for an intimate gig at the legendary Beacon Theatre. Missed out on tickets? Fear not. Fuse will air the show live, November 17 beginning at 9PM.
"America's Best Dance Crew" champs JabbaWockeeZ are bringing their hottest moves to Madison Square Garden for the New York Knicks' home opener on Saturday. The dancers will be performing a special Halloween masquerade routine to the song "Whatever Lola Wants." But that's not all - the JabbaWockeeZ will also step into a new routine, to the song "Poison," choreographed by Shane Sparks from "So You Think You Can Dance" (and the Knicks City Dancers auditions).
Led Zeppelin or Bruce Springsteen? Elvis Presley or Frank Sinatra? MSG.com's 100 Best polling begins with the greatest Madison Square Garden shows of the 1970s. We line 'em up, you pick the greatest. VOTE NOW!
Which show did you pick? Why? Did you attend any of the concerts in the running? Want to complain about not being born in time to enjoy these shows? Don't be shy: We want to hear it!
The Michael Jackson documentary "This Is It" opened in theaters today. The film, featuring interviews, backstage access and onstage rehearsal footage shot shortly before his death, chronicles Jackson's preparation for his series of sold-out shows in London.
In honor of the film's debut - and in tribute to the late musician - MSG.com presents photos from the King of Pop's final show at Madison Square Garden, featuring Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake, Usher, Slash and Jackson's own brothers.
Visit MSG.com's Jingle Ball Headquarters to learn more about the big show, and check out exclusive photos, video interviews and more from last year's party.
Dierks Bentley took the big stage at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night, warming the crowd of country fans up for Brad Paisley. Check out shots from the show right here:
Brad Paisley and Dierks Bentley hit up Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, filling NYC with country sounds and serious guitar chops. Check out photos from the Brad Paisley's set:
On Thursday night, Knicks City Dancers Melissa O., Erika, Sierra and Sarahbeth joined the Robert Randolph Band at Madison Square Garden to shoot the video for the new "Friday Night Knicks" theme song.
Tune to MSG this Knicks season to see the finished product!
Death Cab for Cutie. Thom Yorke. Muse. The Killers. Lykke Li. No, we're not leaking the lineup for next year's Coachella fest. It's the tracklist for the "New Moon" soundtrack - you know, the album so in-demand that they had to release it earlier than planned.
By now you've heard all the songs and are completely obsessed with each artist, right? Well, here's a closer look at the bands behind the music - on some of New York's greatest stages.
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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