Singer-songwriter Bryce Fleming holds the notes in her own story as she defies the stereotypes she has faced as an artist.

In a move that outraged folk purists, Bob Dylan went electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival. But was the crowd's anger really about the guitar?

Anthony Jackson, the legendary bassist who played with Madonna, Simon & Garfunkel & the Bee Gees, has died at 73.

Accompanying the lyrics are essays by Mark Stielper, affectionately called “the family historian” by Johnny himself. Stielper ...

Legends like AC/DC and The Beatles all trace their roots back to one artist who changed the face of rock n’ roll forever.

The project, set for release in February 2026, reimagines 2SLGBTQ+ stories from around the world through an 18-piece jazz ...

Chris Connor chats with Task composer Dan Deacon… HBO’s Task has been one of the best reviewed shows of recent months, living ...

POSTCOLONIAL discourse is not anything new: back in 1978 with the publication of Edward Said’s book Orientalism ...

Jack Antonoff and Hayley Williams talk friendship, songwriting, and the joy (and drama) of being in a band for Rolling Stone's Musicians on Musicians.

Morse says you really have to want to play when you have arthritis, but the good news is that he does, and he's determined to ...

Smiling in front of a few thousand fans at the Fox Theatre in Detroit during the summer, Vince Gill promised to tell some stories and “play for as long as you’ll let me.” He also told fans that if ...

The country-rock star is as unguarded and open as she’s ever been on her eighth studio album, ‘Returning to Myself’. She speaks with Mark Beaumont about her ‘wild, magical’ upbringing, her stormy but ...