Anyway, the Kidz Bop “Never Stop Live Tour” will stop, in Bend, on Friday, Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. at Hayden Homes Amphitheater. Tickets go on sale Friday, Jan. 27 at 10 a.m. through LiveNation.

Kidz Bop has been around for what feels like forever, and that's probably because they've recorded over 30 albums since 2001, meaning their music has been part of so many people's childhoods. They ...

The videos will star Barbie and the Kidz Bop Kids: Alana, 10, Isaiah, 12, Jacob, 13, Julianna, 14, Layla, 11, Liv, 12, and Stephen, 11. The new group of kid singers are all under the age of 14 and ...

I Did It Again” on the very first "Kidz Bop" release in 2001, the albums have periodically featured songs that, no matter how sanitized their rewritten lyrics may be, still were probably too ...

KIDZ BOP was founded by Craig Balsam and Cliff Chenfeld in 2001. Each had three kids, Junk says, and while on the birthday party circuit, they started to notice a lack of music for school-aged kids.

KIDZ BOP was founded by Craig Balsam and Cliff Chenfeld in 2001. Each had three kids, Junk says, and while on the birthday party circuit, they started to notice a lack of music for school-aged kids.

The Kidz Bop Kids transformed from studio singers into a troupe of 10- to 14-year-olds who star in music videos, make public appearances and do live performances.

Since 2000, Kidz Bop has produced 36 main albums featuring children performing contemporary popular songs. Lyrics deemed too explicit for younger audiences are altered to be more kid-friendly.

“Kidz Bop 10” features music by Daniel Powter, Rihanna and James Blunt, but none of the artists are heard on the record (they do receive publishing royalties).

"Kidz Bop" nixed Quavo and Chance the Rapper's contributions to the song, deciding that Lil Wayne's verse would be the easiest to censor and keeping his "don't make me catch a body" line but ...

KIDZ BOP was founded by Craig Balsam and Cliff Chenfeld in 2001. Each had three kids, Junk says, and while on the birthday party circuit, they started to notice a lack of music for school-aged kids.

"Kidz Bop" nixed Quavo and Chance the Rapper's contributions to the song, deciding that Lil Wayne's verse would be the easiest to censor and keeping his "don't make me catch a body" line but ...