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Barry Johnson didn’t want to write more punk songs. As the lead singer of California pop-punk band Joyce Manor, he’d spent nearly two decades...
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The Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots clinched their spots in Super Bowl LX Sunday night with a pair of nail-biting games that...
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Abbey Road Studios was buzzing with activity last fall. Longtime record executive Rich Clarke remembers the scene in the London studio’s cafeteria in late...
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Shaniqua Tompkins is pushing back against a lawsuit filed by G-Unit Books, alleging that she was coerced into signing away her life rights under threats, intimidation,...
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Dolly Parton opens a new chapter on Billboard’s country charts as her freshly updated version of “Light of a Clear Blue Morning” launches at...
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This story was originally published in the May 4, 2007 issue of Rolling Stone. For Rolling Stone’s 40th anniversary, the editors interviewed 20 artists...
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Bob Weir is rightly being remembered as a transformative figure whose guitar playing made an indelible contribution to the Grateful Dead, and to improvisational...
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They say you never forget your first Grateful Dead show. Mine was November 11, 1985. They opened the first set with “Walking the Dog.”...
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When the surviving members of the Grateful Dead — including Bob Weir, whose death at 78 was announced this weekend — hit the road as...
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I n the end, I always thought about his Birkenstocks. I’d often glance over at them during our interview, both of our pairs positioned...
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The music world was busy mourning David Bowie on the 10-year anniversary of his death on Saturday when the devastating word hit that we...
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Ten years ago today, David Bowie died, making the most dramatic exit of any rock star ever. He turned his farewell into a work...
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Drew Dixon, the music executive behind hits such as Estelle’s “American Boy” and Whitney Houston’s “My Love Is Your Love,” will confront former Arista...
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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, Zach Bryan...
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