Multi-platinum chart-topping band AJR has announced two newly confirmed shows on their 2025 "Somewhere in the Sky Tour" at Nugget Event Center in Sparks, NV on Friday, July 18 and Budweiser Stage in ...

AJR has released their first-ever live album, Live from the Hollywood Bowl. The record immortalizes the brother band's 2025 ...

For Adam, Jack and Ryan Met, nothing can destroy a brotherly bond. Over the course of 18 years of performing, the pop trio, better known as AJR, have persevered through bullying by their peers, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's time for Columbus residents to get way less sad, because the entertainment is here. Multiplatinum-selling band AJR is coming ...

Buckle up Louisville. Not only is April a month filled with a multitude of special events leading up to the 150th Kentucky Derby, also known as the "Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports," but it turns ...

It’s been 20 years since the Metzger brothers of AJR began busking on the streets of their home town, New York City, and 10 since they the trio released its debut album, “Living Room.” Since then they ...

During its 20 years of performing and 12 years of releasing music, the AJR has taken pride in not repeating itself often. So it was fitting that the 13,000 or so fans at the Pine Knob Music Theatre ...

"New" is the word to describe AJR lately. The indie pop band known for their hits such as "Bang!", "World's Smallest Violin," "Sober Up" and "Way Less Sad" is starting a new tour (the "Somewhere in ...

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — A trio of New Yorkers took the indie music scene by storm just a few years ago with the hit single "I'm Ready." Now, they're coming to central Indiana to perform! AJR just ...

It's time for Columbus residents to get way less sad, because the entertainment is here. Multiplatinum-selling band AJR is coming to Nationwide Arena on Friday, June 28, and they have big plans. The ...

Editor's Note: Quinn is the biggest AJR fan I know, so I figured why let him cover the show. I must say, this is all pretty impressive for an 8-year-old Music Journalist. Look for future reports from ...