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Bad Bunny Reggaeton Copyright Case Ruling Gets Second Look From Judge
A Full List of Current 2026 K-Pop Concerts (Updating)
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Emily Eavis confirms Glastonbury 2027 headliners booked as she responds to Madonna rumours
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Dillom Gives Into Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll on ‘La Nueva Violencia’
Ravyn Lenae Breaks Down Boundaries on ‘Blue Island’
Karol G Feels It All on the Vulnerable ‘No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto’
Phoebe Bridgers Makes Up for Lost Time on Her Long-Awaited New Album
Francisca Valenzuela’s ‘Maldita’ Is an Unflinching — and Cathartic — Look at Motherhood
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50 Years Ago Today: ‘The New York Times’ Calls Elton John ‘Wallpaper Music’
The Charts and the Clubs Have Different Definitions of the Song of the Summer
Return of the Kings: Inside Rush’s Fifty Something Tour
Slash Talks Shredding With Broadway’s Vampires in ‘The Lost Boys’
Silverada, a Honky-Tonk Band, Did the Unthinkable: Trading Pedal Steel for Keys. It’s Working
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A few days before Elton John kicked off his record-setting, seven-night stand at Madison Square Garden in August 1976, he told New York Times...
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Diamora Hunt didn’t have to do much during the first stretch of her CultureCon Café set in early June. Organizers for the event recruited...
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This cover story was produced in partnership with Rolling Stone Canada O n their long journey towards becoming Rush again, Geddy Lee and Alex...
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Lawyers for Bad Bunny, Drake, and many of reggaeton’s biggest stars faced off against attorneys for reggae duo Steely & Clevie in a Los...
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Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis has confirmed that all three 2027 headliners have been booked, while addressing rumours linking Madonna to the festival. The festival had a fallow year in 2026 to allow the...
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A va Max likes to keep her fans fed. “They never go without me for a year,” the 32-year-old pop singer says. She’s right:...
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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,...
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When Steve Lacy first started letting people hear Oh Yeah?, the album was much sadder. “They were sad,” he told me last summer, recalling...
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One of the best psych-folk albums of 2026 was made by a beekeeper and a part-time wizard. If that sounds like a joke, allow...
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The Rolling Stones have been very busy over the past year recording their new LP Foreign Tongues, and promoting it with a large slate...
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It’s official: The U.S. is listening to less music in English than ever before. A new midyear report from Luminate found that English-language songs...
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In 2002, a new-to-Nashville Eric Church sat down to play a few songs at his first publishing meeting in town. And the executive there...
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Last week, in the middle of Jack White’s sold-out show at the Brooklyn Paramount, a five-feet-four-inch bass player got onstage. It was his 20-year-old...
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When Phoebe Bridgers returned to The Tonight Show on July 15 to perform a stripped-down version of “Lost Boys” (the same song she’d performed...
