The Letter That Ended The Beatles Is Now Up For Auction
It could sell for $500,000
Tommy Prine and the Honor of Expectations
The youngest of John Prine's three sons is about to release his debut album — with the help of an impressive team of Nashville insiders who believe deeply in his talent
From the Depths of Florida Emerges an Era-Defining Album
"The Whaler” is a full-throated scream of exhaustion and despair
Miami’s Best Indie Rock Band Might Have Just Released the Single of the Summer
The superior five-piece Mustard Service share what it’s like mining Belle and Sebastian vibes in a salsa-centric city
Watch Hayley Williams Team With Foo Fighters for "My Hero"
The collaboration took place at this year's Bonnaroo
It Sounds Like We Might Not Get New Nine Inch Nails Music For a While
Trent Reznor cited a few reasons for that decision
Deer Tick Is Aging Gracefully, Against All Odds
The band tackles middle age on "Emotional Contracts"
The 22 Best Concerts This Summer in DC
Legends outdoors, legends in arenas and celebrations of local music
Like It or Not, Indie Rock Is Getting Old
But bands like The Hold Steady and The National are embracing their Dad Rock status — and celebrating rare ninth albums after decades of playing together
Son Volt, Doug Sahm and the Art of the Tribute Album
The alt-country group's "Day of the Doug" is a standout entry in their discography
Glastonbury Music Festival Is Taking a Big Step Towards Sustainability This Year
One stage will be powered using waste fuel
John Scofield Reflects on the New Documentary About His Life
The jazz great is the subject of "Inside Scofield"
Cassette Tapes: A Kitschy Collectible or a Failed Comeback?
The dated format is enjoying a bit of a resurgence. But why?
Garth Brooks Plans to Sell Bud Light in His Nashville Bar
Knowing Brooks's history, this isn't surprising
The Arrival of Jess Williamson
"Time Ain't Accidental" is the fifth full-length album of Williamson's career, but it may as well be her first
A Brief History of Dubious Soccer Songs
The tradition goes back much further than “Haaland (Ha Ha Ha)"