Thomas’s sixth solo record, “All Night Days,” comes out Friday, Sept. 5. One day later, on Saturday, Sept. 6, his tour behind the album plays the YouTube Theater in Inglewood.

Rob Thomas has and is continuing to surpass all expectations.

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Thomas Morstead still remembers walking off the field that January afternoon in 2021. The Superdome was mostly empty, which was the norm that season because of COVID. The game, a playoff loss to the ...

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With a career in music spanning three decades, it might be hard to believe Rob Thomas has no issue with writing new material. The 53-year-old is about to release his sixth solo studio album, All Night ...

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Now You See Me, the 2013 magic-themed heist film, turned out to be a success, to the point that it spawned a 2016 sequel, Now You See Me 2. That was nearly a decade ago, but that doesn’t mean the ...

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Paul McCartney launched his 2025 U.S. tour by playing the Beatles classic 'Help!' for the first time in its entirety since 1965.

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