Category Archives: Music

Dave Grohl reflected on fathering a child outside of his marriage and the death of Foo Fighters‘ drummer Taylor Hawkins in a new interview. Speaking to The Guardian, the musician described being...

The singer’s debut solo album, Julia, is set to arrive in April Julia Cumming appeared on The Tonight Show to perform her single “My Life.” The musician, singer of New York rock trio Sunflower...

Chris Robinson stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to perform a cover Otis Redding‘s 1966 track “Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song).” The Black Crowes frontman was joined by Rachael Price and the late-night...

The third and final night of Rolling Stone’s Future of Music event at this year’s SXSW doubled as a showcase for Texas itself: Just about everyone who appeared onstage had roots in the Lone Star...

Back in 1990, the Black Crowes were on tour with hard rock band the McAuley Schenker Group when Aerosmith put out the call for someone to open the summer leg of their Pump Tour. The Crowes, who...

After weeks of anticipation and a stream-it-while-you-can leak, Johnny Blue Skies has officially released his latest album, Mutiny After Midnight. It’s currently available only in physical formats...

Neil Young‘s public schedule was wiped clean last month when he cancelled his European summer tour with the Chrome Hearts. But that doesn’t mean he’s been inactive. In a new post on the Neil...

See the most notable shows at the festival, which is celebrating its 40th year this spring ...

To tell the story of Fab 5 Freddy — the ceaseless creative polymath, train-tagging graffiti misfit, renowned gallery artist, sample-inspiring rapper, charismatic TV host, global ambassador, restless...

There’s no sadness here — Grupo Frontera just announced U.S. tour dates for their Triste Pero Bien C*brón Tour. The Mexican American band will hit 27 cities across the states, Canada, and Puerto...

Singer joins tribute band to perform “These Days” and “The Great Beyond” for first time since 2008 Michael Stipe made a rare onstage appearance Saturday to sing two...

Alba Farelo, the Catalan artist known as Bad Gyal, was inspired by underground producers and late-night club vibes when she began releasing left-of-center mixtapes in 2016. “It was always about...

The Colombian superstar’s 12th studio album features Bomba Estéreo, Rawayana, Conociendo Rusia, Mon Laferte, and Vivir Quintana Juanes has returned with his highly anticipated 12th studio...

BunnaB is well on her way to becoming one of hip-hop’s go-to girls for a bit of virality. Take her recent feature on the remix to Charleston, South Carolina, rapper Trim’s “Boat,” a trending...

For 20 years, songwriters have been testing out new material at Nashville’s writers haven the Listening Room. On Tuesday night, during a celebration of the Listening Room’s 20th anniversary at...

Bob Power, the musician, producer, and engineer who sat behind the boards on classics by A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Erykah Badu, The Roots, and D’Angelo, has died. He was 73. Power’s...

After promising the new Johnny Blue Skies album Mutiny After Midnight would only be available on CD, vinyl, and cassette, the record has dropped early on YouTube Sturgill Simpson’s new album...

It wasn’t Mississippi, but the muddy banks of the Cumberland River rang with the sound of a roots music revival on Saturday as the Grand Ole Opry celebrated 25 years of the O Brother, Where Art...

To a passerby, the Guess Who‘s Jan. 31, 2026, gig at Fallsview Casino in Niagara Falls, Ontario, probably didn’t seem like a significant event. After all, the Guess Who have been mainstays on...

Bill Callahan thinks it’s “almost taboo” for musicians “in the independent rock world,” as he puts it, to publicize their age. Nevertheless, he titled his new album My Days of 58. “One...