I am turning my brain cancer on its head by fundraising through running. I am training to break the world record for the ...

I’m writing a song about the idea of how I feel younger inside [now] than when I was a kid,” Edie Brickell explains in her ...

Sonic wakes up confused and immediately asks whether he died. He’s told that his heart actually stopped for a few minutes, ...

Kings of Leon return this fall with a new album that's a bit of a left turn, sonic-wise. Frontman Caleb Followill was working on new music last spring and about to join his bandmates on a European ...

The biggest artists in the world are female artists at this point,” Todd Rundgren observes, “and that’s because of video ...

There’s nothing nobler in popular music than being a one-hit wonder. Let the Madonnas, Drakes, and Mariah Careys of the world fill their homes with platinum plaques. Only those artists who manage to ...

From Sinatra to SZA, Appalachian folk to Detroit funk, a journey through the music that showed one British critic this ...

Dr. Heitmayer is an assistant professor at Rowan University who studies technology distraction, attention economics and digital culture. Every decade or so, adults discover that young people are ...

An exhilarating Friday featuring Wet Leg, Sierra Ferrell, Geese, Turnstile and Charli XCX brings rock back to San Francisco's Outside Lands Festival in a big way.

Ethan Popp pulls back the curtain on The Lost Boys, translating music, sound and storytelling into an immersive Broadway experience.

What will we live for beyond the valley of the shadow of the fear of all men?” That’s final question on the last track of Emma Ruth Rundle’s new album, These Killing Times, and hushed as ‘Oceans of ...

Joel McIver looks back to rock's most pivotal year, 1991, via the history of three bands: Nirvana, Metallica and Red Hot Chili Peppers.