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Weezer’s 20th Album Is Good as Gold
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That Time Dolly Parton Was Booked to Open for Neil Young on His ‘Rust Never Sleeps’ Tour
Charley Crockett Seeks, and Finds, Peace Onstage With Evan Felker in Tulsa
How Pearl Jam Made ‘Ten’: ‘Eddie Was in Search of Perfection’
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At first glance, this ad for the September 1978 concert lineup in Cleveland, Ohio, seems like a weird joke or some sort of AI...
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Before taking the stage at an over-capacity Cain’s Ballroom in downtown Tulsa on Wednesday night, Charley Crockett asked a favor of Evan Felker: Would...
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Stone Gossard was 24 years old, and not ready to give up. In March 1990, Andrew Wood, the singer of Gossard’s band, Mother Love...
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Over the last few years, virtuosic bluegrass player Billy Strings has become an arena artist on the strength of his lightning-quick picking, psychedelic improvisation...
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On his final night of guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live this week, Jelly Roll finally addressed his political views. At the Grammy Awards in February,...
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Before Charley Crockett nixed a husband-and-wife duo from his tour last week over their use of “Satanic imagery,” it’s likely that few had ever...
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Kyle Crownover is that rare singer-songwriter whose day revolves around neither singing nor songwriting. Rather, he’s in charge of making sure someone else’s songs...
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Baby Rose is currently playing arenas as an opening act for British pop phenomenon Olivia Dean, but a few days before starting that run,...
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Haircut 100 might be the most Eighties band of the Eighties. A gang of cheeky English boys, barely out of their teens, with preppy...
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I t’s June 19 inside Madison Square Garden, six days after the first New York Knicks NBA triumph since 1973, two weeks before the...
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Drummer Frank Ferrer was at his then-seven-year-old daughter’s talent show in 2006 when his phone rang. On the line was his friend Tommy Stinson,...
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The Temper Trap burned out, took a break, and now are back with their first album in a decade. “I felt like I needed...
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Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week,...
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Loveland, due July 10, is Suki Waterhouse‘s third album, but that doesn’t mean she’s finding the creative process any easier. “The more you know,...
