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When Nashville songwriters Chase McGill and Matt Dragstrem are asked exactly how they wrote Luke Bryan’s new song, the countrified “gym, tan, laundry” anthem...
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Charlie Puth made sure his tour behind his fourth album, Whatever’s Clever!, is unlike any pop show out there, packed with jazz chords, world-class...
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“Momma gets by while Papa gets high,” Paul McCartney sings at the end of his superb new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane. It’s...
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Massive Attack will return to Australia for their first headline shows since 2010, with three arena dates confirmed for August in Brisbane, Sydney and...
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Jay-Z served as the headliner for Roots Picnic on Saturday in Philadelphia, and he surprised fans with a provocative freestyle right at the get-go....
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Last week, a coalition of more than 30 state attorneys general won a landmark monopolization case against Live Nation, the owner of Ticketmaster. The...
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Years before The Osbournes landed on MTV as one of the defining reality series of the early aughts, Ozzy (of blessed memory) and Sharon...
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The landmark antitrust trial that ended Wednesday with a jury finding Live Nation and Ticketmaster liable for operating as a monopoly took years to...
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I t’s a sunny Sunday afternoon in Lower Manhattan, and the 1970s British punk band Cock Sparrer are trying to find where CBGB used...
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T he story goes that Suga, born Min Yoongi, got his nickname from the phrase “shooting guard,” but he prefers to focus on another,...
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Look Outside Your Window is not a Slipknot album. But it is the side effect of one. “If Slipknot hadn’t been in there, we...
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RZA has not given much thought to the performance part of Wu-Tang Clan‘s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. It’s no small feat,...
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Up, down, turn around, please don’t let me hit the ground. Today is a celebration moment for fans of Joy Division and New Order,...
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The appearance of Celia Cruz, the undisputed queen of salsa, among the 2026 class of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, may have...
