Though she was going through heartbreak while writing Funhouse, it wasn’t the sole sentiment coming to the surface during Pink’s creative process. The music backing the lyrics is often upbeat ...

The Funhouse tour is an exercise in sensory overload, but Friday’s show was interspersed with moments that were surprisingly honest and straightforward, given their surroundings.

When Pink called her new album “Funhouse” and promoted it with a well-thought out carnival theme, it turns out she was misleading a lot of people – the album is remarkably un-fun. Which is ...

Thanks to a reliable cast of collaborators, including Pink stalwarts Billy Mann, Butch Walker and Max Martin, the music is a good deal more consistent than the lyrics. The ballads, of which there ...

Pink, “Funhouse” After the recent breakup of her marriage, Pink returned to the music scene in typical, tough-girl fashion with the song “So What”: The irreverent, in-your-f… ...

First and foremost, Pink (aka Alecia Moore) is a survivor, a survivor in both her professional and private lives. When her career went into a tailspin with “Try This,” her ill-received follow ...

After a record-breaking run in Australia, Pink imported her Funhouse tour to the States, bringing a show filled with razzle-dazzle, covers and stunts to Seattle's Key Arena last night.

There are several factors that drove the album "Funhouse." "It's definitely therapy. But it's all over the place. There are some fun songs too. We still party. We have a good time," Pink said ...