Author: David Browne
At 89, the legendary guitarist is a vital link to the roots of an entire genre. Thanks to Sinners and a busy schedule, he's also just plain vital
Updated version of anti-AI album includes new Macca song with no melody, voice, or instruments.
Chris Daughtry Has Had It With AI Fakes: ‘This Is Absolute Bullshit’
Billy Joel, Dee Snider, Pat Benatar, and more opine on the enduring appeal of the late troubadour’s hit about a father-son relationship
With the film Sinners reviving interest in the genre, Christone Ingram launches a new label devoted to rising talents in the field: "A lot of artists have been given bad deals"
A new doc sheds light on the mysterious crew who were as much a part of the trailblazing hip-hop group as Flavor Flav
The clip is another look at the concert doc filmed in Rome on Gilmour’s last roadshow
One of the earliest and greatest female jazz singers, Jordan paved the way for the likes of Norah Jones and Diana Krall
From Margo Price’s new clip to music videos by INXS, Kim Gordon, and “Weird Al,” the lyrics-on-notecard conceit is as enduring as ever
“Things that are fake have sometimes even more impact than things that are real,” a band spokesperson tells Rolling Stone
