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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 the Denver stop of his Still the Problem tour on Friday night (May 29). While seated...
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Looking outside his Istanbul hotel room, all John Burton has seen is yachts, submarines and oil tankers cruising off the Sea of Marmara’s coast....
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When Ink, decked out in a furry vest and a large turquoise bolo tie, walked through the door of Rolling Stone’s studio to record...
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For the first time since 1996, Sublime will release a brand-new album, Until the Sun Explodes, June 12, with Jakob Nowell — the late...
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Noeline Hofmann is poised to be your new favorite country songwriter — she’s already one of Zach Bryan’s. When the Canadian singer wrote a...
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When the e-mail came in from their management last year telling them they were opening for the Foo Fighters, Die Spitz drummer Chloe de...
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TWS — pronounced “Two Us” — are one of the most exciting and energetic young K-pop groups today. They’ve won praise for their music,...
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There’s a small part of Tyler Perry that can’t help but wish it were still 2022. That was back when he was becoming familiar...
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Growing up on the west side of Compton, Wallie the Sensei walked the same blocks that bred giants like Kendrick Lamar and the Game....
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In a dimly lit beauty salon in northwest Paris, WordsofAzia is seated with a bright smile across her face. A beautician gently polishes her...
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Early this year, Chris Cron — a Nashville-based vocalist who performs in the Beach Boys tribute group Pet Sounds Live — received a phone...
