My memories of this show are sadly more impressionistic than usual for me. But, with the help of my still-friend Ben who provided a few salient memory-jogging details, here's what I recall.

Early in the evening, Leonard Cohen adjusted the angle on his fedora, looked out at the audience and said, "I don't know when we'll meet again, but tonight I promise I'll give you everything I've got." And he did, including an encore of six more songs.

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Justin Bieber still has his charm and he put it to full use during his Wednesday night show at Madison Square Garden. The sold out concert was the fir...

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A funny thing happens when people gain any type of notoriety. Suddenly everything is scrutinized and over-analyzed in a way that never was at the start of an artist's career. It's an unavoidable law of life... or is it?

The Black Key's Thursday night show at Madison Square Garden was like a victory lap for the Akron, Ohio duo, who after 11 years and seven albums, have finally made it.

NEW YORK -- There were few flashing lights, the backdrop wasn't overloaded with visuals or videos, and the band rarely spoke, if it wasn't in song. T...