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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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Morgan Wallen ran into some technical difficulties during a Denver stop on his ‘Still the Problem tour’, and took it out on his piano. On...
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Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons will no longer be touring this year due to the singer’s health. Valli, who turned 92 in May,...
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B ack in 2024, Holly Humberstone was sitting in her parents’ home in rural Grantham, England, surrounded by her own heirlooms. The family was...
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B efore our interview begins, Milton de la Rosa — one of the vocalists in the Mexican band Latin Mafia — is busy playing...
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On the day New Found Glory released their 12th album Listen Up!, Chad Gilbert’s hand stopped working. The lead guitarist was onstage for the...
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I t should be some solace that even the musician Thundercat is finding it hard to focus these days. His fifth studio album, aptly...
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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, Thundercat captivates...
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In the early Nineties, before Tragic Kingdom turned No Doubt into global stars, Adrian Young was just another broke drummer flipping through classifieds and...
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In 1963, Marty Robbins released a rodeo tune called “Old Red.” The title is the name of an ornery bull that had “never been...
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It’s good to know that one thing in this crazy world never changes: Ringo Starr remains the most charming man on the planet. The...
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The Band of Heathens have passed the two-decade mark as an independent roots-rock group and insist that their longevity is all due to never...
