Features Slash Talks Shredding With Broadway’s Vampires in ‘The Lost Boys’ On Wednesday night, Slash played songs from 1987 to a stadium crowd in New Jersey. Roughly 20 hours later, he walked onto a different... music-times.net14 August 2026
Features Silverada, a Honky-Tonk Band, Did the Unthinkable: Trading Pedal Steel for Keys. It’s Working When Silverada released their latest album Living Proof this month, it was as much about cementing the band as Silverada as it was about... music-times.net14 August 2026
Features Phoebe Bridgers, Becky G, Benny Blanco, And All the Songs You Need to Know This Week Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week,... music-times.net14 August 2026
Features In Praise of Peter Katsis, the Firm, and the Loudest, Wildest Era in Rock Music It was August 2002. Korn were headlining the Paredes de Coura festival on a field north of Porto, Portugal. Tens of thousands of kids... music-times.net14 August 2026
Features All the Easter Eggs We Found on Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘Lost Weekend’ Phoebe Bridgers loves to nod to her heroes. Her lyrics, like those of many of her biggest musical influences, are dense texts, full of... music-times.net14 August 2026
Features Charlie Worsham, Welcome to the Grand Ole Opry. It’s About Damn Time Nashville is a town of unsung heroes — of both “your favorite artist’s favorite artist” and session musicians who can play circles around the... music-times.net13 August 2026
Features ‘Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear’: Six Things We Learned About the Drummer’s Hard Life Travis Barker didn’t want to do this documentary. He’d been filming Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear since 2017, chronicling his life dealing with the... music-times.net13 August 2026
Features Westside Cowboy Want You to Feel Like a Kid Again. And Ditch Your Phone I t’s their only day off at home in months, and the members of Westside Cowboy are doing the thing they enjoy the least:... music-times.net13 August 2026
Features Forget AI: Rap’s Biggest Trend This Summer Is the Eighties When Fenix Flexin and Tyga worked together in a studio this summer, Tyga realized they had independently landed on a similar Eighties sound. By... music-times.net12 August 2026
Features Amidst AI-Music War, Suno Finds Another Industry Partner in BMG Leading AI-music generator Suno, which was sued by three major labels in 2024 over its use of copyrighted music in its training data, is... music-times.net12 August 2026