Posts by Ava Taylor

U2 misses Latin American tour after failed negotiations

U2 Tour Heads South: Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina Shine as Chile Misses the Beat The global music world just got

U2’s Epic 2027 Stadium Tour Announcement

photo: Viviane Sassen The stadium lights are about to shine once more, as legendary band U2 prepares for a major

Back to the Beginning Film Premiere Photos and Interviews

When the curtain rises on a cinematic event, the atmosphere shifts from mere viewing to an immersive experience. The premiere

Drive the smile

The sound of the world has been redefined by the exquisite blend of Victoria Rose and Stone Filipczak, a virtuoso

Build Your Perfect Nighttime Routine

The Artist’s Secret to Shutting Down: Building a Creative Nighttime Routine For artists, musicians, and anyone whose creativity flows into

AI’s Impact on Music Awards What to Recognize

Music has never been static; it has always evolved in lockstep with technology. Every generation has witnessed a new wave

Floor Jansen departs Nightwish

Nightwish and Floor Jansen: A Chapter Closes in Symphonic Metal The world of symphonic metal experienced a significant shift this

Daron Malakian looks back at System of a Down’s Toxicity at 25

When System of a Down released their seminal album Toxicity”>Toxicity, the world was watching, and sometimes, watching leads to beautiful

Jazz Saxophonist David Ware Never Played It Twice

Years have passed since David S. Ware’s untimely departure from the musical landscape, yet his influence continues to resonate powerfully

Marc Almond on Soft Cell’s Farewell

It’s often the quiet moments that reveal the biggest truths, and for Marc Almond, those truths were found in the

Mackeeper plays pop music in Walgreens

In the glittering, often brutal world of entertainment, the pursuit of stardom rarely happens in a vacuum. It is fueled

Ballet experts suspect a trick behind Rosalía’s En Pointe SNL performance

Rosalía didn’t just perform; she commanded the stage with a breathtaking blend of pop star energy and classical technique. Over

Frank Ray’s Band’s Remote Rehearsals for the Grand Ole Opry

The magic of a live performance often hinges on seamless coordination, but for bands spanning multiple states, logistics can be

Hillsboro EP this is me if I was you

Get ready to tune in, music lovers. The Vancouver-based noise pop outfit, Hillsboro, is about to drop some serious sonic

Screens of Violence: The American Doctor and Image Authority

The front lines of conflict are often defined by devastation, but sometimes, the most enduring stories emerge not from grand

Artists: Stop Thinking Like Entrepreneurs Start Thinking Like Philanthropists

There is a massive disconnect between what artists create and what the industry measures. While the music business chases streaming

Ryan Coogler Reimagines The X-Files

A New Era of Mystery: Ryan Coogler Reimagines The X-Files for Streaming A familiar, beloved icon is getting a fresh,

Simulate performance pressure before your gig

The Pressure Playbook: How to Train for Performance Anxiety We’ve all been there. You’re practicing for that crucial audition, preparing

Wynonna returns with her best album yet

Wynonna’s The Hard Truth offers a refreshing and deeply satisfying experience for fans of country-pop music, marking a distinct sonic

Mod Sun makes art like he’s already dead

Some artists don’t just make music; they distill the chaos of existence into a beautiful, potent stream. For Mod Sun,

Users block AI music from Deezer search results

Deezer Introduces AI Filter to Combat Music Overload The digital music landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the

Party Dozen unveils new song Full Powers

Party Dozen Unleashes Full Powers Preview for Upcoming Album Sydney’s experimental soundscape is getting louder, thanks to the dynamic psych-noise-pop

Indian artists deserve global reach and fair compensation

The independent music scene in India is buzzing with potential, yet navigating this landscape requires more than just passion—it demands

Kate Nash confronts free speech and sexual abuse in Freedom Of Me

Kate Nash is back, bringing with her a raw and deeply moving collection of sounds. Her latest offering, the album

Hetfield on Metallica’s influence: Not here to influence you

James Hetfield recently delivered a pointed message to a crowd in Las Vegas regarding the role of music in public