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It’s late July, the time of year when the days are long, the parents are restless, and everyone is consumed with a seasonal debate:...
Features
Darlene Love has been creating music since Dwight Eisenhower was in the White House, and her long catalog of hits, including “He’s a Rebel,”...
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“We have our mics, but this is your mic.” When I saw Sick of It All play a gig in Denver in 2001, a...
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Jay-Z told GQ earlier this year that his 2026 was going to be “all offense,” and he’s living up to his words so far....
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Idlewild have announced two new shows to mark their 30th anniversary this winter – check out all the details below. Back in April, the...
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A couple of weeks before Fleetwood Mac played the Richfield Coliseum in Ohio on July 23, 1976, a story in the Associated Press made...
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When I call Gary Louris to discuss the Jayhawks’ 12th studio album, Sanctuary Park, his wife answers. It appears I’ve been given her number...
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Gregg Allman may have been born in Nashville, but it was Macon, Georgia, that played a pivotal role in shaping both him and the...
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It’s been a great summer for fans of the Internet, as Syd, Steve Lacy, and drummer Chris Crispy all released new solo albums on...
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S hania Twain is turning back the clock. On her new album, Little Miss Twain, the 60-year-old singer-songwriter connects the dots between Shania the...
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Built around Western culture, Under the Big Sky festival has become one of the marquee fests in the nation for Americana and country music...
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C ontrary to any prejudices you may have about John Lydon, the former Johnny Rotten’s favorite choice of beverage is pineapple juice. In the...
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The saga of the Allman Brothers Band is often framed as a tragedy, and not without reason. Just as they were gaining a national...
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This story was originally published in the August 11, 1994 issue of “Rolling Stone.” We’re talking big food at Gladstone’s, on the Santa Monica, California,...
