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Inside Jah Wobble’s Family Business
Jah Wobble. (All photos by Alex Hurst) The sound of a bass line can define a generation, and for Jah
De Niro Shot at Bowery Hotel Outtakes
“Bob was in a reflective mood that day,” says Charlie Gray about shooting De Niro at the Bowery Hotel. (Photo
SNL summons Turnstile, ROSALÍA, KATSEYE, and Abrams
Saturday Night Live is clearly leaning into the sound of the moment, favoring the vibrant energy of pop, hip-hop, and
Nirvana Tapped for Video Vanguard Award at MTV VMAs
The history of alternative rock is often a tale of noise, chaos, and seismic shifts, and nowhere is this more
Who’s Next New War On Drugs Song
There are songs, and then there are anthems. For the band War on Drugs, the latter is often the louder,
Slipknot deploys the Arsenal
photo: Jonathan Weiner Slipknot is reigniting the attack mode, unleashing Arsenal, the band’s first new song in over three years.
Conor Oberst Directs Invention 13
When you combine the introspective world of folk-rock songwriting with the visual language of cinema, the resulting blend can be
Josh Johnson and Christian McBride prep new jazz LPs
The modern soundscape of jazz is anything but static. As the new generation of musicians pushes boundaries, we are witnessing
Lucy Dacus Revisits No Burden for 10th Anniversary
Lucy Dacus (photo: Shervin Lainez). A decade after her debut, Lucy Dacus is revisiting the foundational sound of her work,
Brian Fallon hunts the New Jersey Thing
In the misty, shadowed corners of the Pine Barrens, the folklore of the Jersey Devil whispers tales of something sinister.
Paula Cole unearths unheard tracks 1989-1990
Paula Cole. (All photos by Ebru Yildiz) The path to stardom is often paved with raw, unpolished beginnings, and for
Marcus King reflects on legacy at the Sold-Out Nashville Show
Photo Credit: Zack Sumney In the midst of the Marcus King Band’s North American Darling Blue Pt. 2 Tour, frontman
Spotlight on 3 Unconventional Audio Gadgets
How do you truly experience music? In a world saturated with sound, the next evolution of listening isn’t just about
Stevie Wonder tours for LP 50th anniversary
The music world is gearing up for a celebration of enduring artistry as the legendary Stevie Wonder prepares to bring
Dolly Parton Hotel Museum Set for Nashville Opening
A rendering of the lobby of Dolly Parton’s SongTeller Hotel (courtesy photo). Two weeks after the passing of Dolly Parton,
Cast shapes up for Billie Eilish’s Bell Jar film debut
Billie Eilish has officially stepped into the spotlight as she stars in her first feature film acting role, taking on
Animal Collective plays ‘Feels’ live again
After years of speculation, the wait is finally over. Animal Collective is set to reunite for the first time in
Z2 Revives Johnny Cash’s Forgotten Comic Book
Photo: Z2 Comics Long before musicians turned their focus to graphic novels, Johnny Cash was already telling his story in
Trey Anastasio Billy Strings Team November Benefits
Phish’s Trey Anastasio at the 2024 Songwriters Hall of Fame induction (photo: Bennett Raglin / Getty Images for Songwriters Hall
Concert Postponed or Canceled Your Ticket Guide
There is nothing quite as frustrating as gearing up for a major concert—the travel, the planning, the anticipation—only to have
Melanie C’s secret to road trip sleep, skin, and sanity
For Generation X, the Spice Girls remain an iconic touchstone, and Melanie C, known as “Sporty Spice”, carries that legacy
Wendy Bevan’s Album Worth the Decade Wait
Wendy Bevan. Wendy Bevan is a master of theatricality, effortlessly blending high fashion and profound storytelling into her art. With
Arab Strap stares down corruption, climate change, and lies
The long-awaited return of Arab Strap brings with it more than just new music; it brings a deeply felt chronicle
25 Greatest Rock Bassists of All Time
In the high-octane world of rock music, the spotlight often shines brightest on the guitar and the lead vocalist, leaving
Estate Management Ensures Music’s Enduring Legacy
Artist Legacy Group Founder Ashley Austin. The music world is a constant cycle of creation and disappearance. Artists don’t live