EXCLUSIVE: Multi Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and record producer Ryan Tedder is partnering with Concord Originals, the ...

Fresh off his performances at Wednesday night’s (Nov. 20) CMA Awards, Jelly Roll is releasing a new collaboration — this time, with Grammy-nominated group OneRepublic. Jelly Roll joined the group for ...

A famous band is coming to eastern Idaho. OneRepublic will be performing at the BYU-Idaho Center Stage. The event will be on ...

All season long, Ryan Tedder has sat behind the judges’ table on Songland, helping guest A-listers like John Legend, Meghan Trainor, and the Jonas Brothers find new tunes penned by undiscovered ...

What he did on this record is unbelievable," said OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder. "I get goosebumps when I listen to it.” ...

Tedder is collaborating with Coca-Cola and (RED) to benefit AIDS research When your dad is a mega-producer, songwriter and the lead singer of OneRepublic, you can be fairly certain that you might have ...

OneRepublic streamed into The Tonight Show: At Home Edition on Monday (March 30) to perform their latest single "Didn't I." By Glenn Rowley OneRepublic streamed into The Tonight Show: At Home Edition ...

The pop band dropped the undulating track Friday (Sept. 6), which sees Tedder telling the tale of a woman's struggle to find love - and doing a little dancing. By Taylor Weatherby Longing for a lover?

OneRepublic have never had much trouble with hitmaking. Since slingshotting into the spotlight with the Timbaland-remixed “Apologize” back in 2007, the pop rock stalwarts have unleashed a stable of ...

OneRepublic released a new single and video, “Rescue Me,” on Friday, directed by Christian Lamb and featuring Cody Bingham from Dancing with the Stars: Juniors as a kid being chased by a pack of ...

OneRepublic is no stranger to the world’s pop charts, with seven Top 20 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 — including “Counting Stars,” “Apologize,” “Good Life” and “Love Runs Out” — during the past 17 ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In writing about the many Colorado bands getting signed to major labels the past couple of years, there’s always been a pesky little asterisk in the mix.