Chris Carrabba Looks Back on "The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most"
Twenty years later, the Dashboard Confessional frontman reflects on his band's breakthrough album and the golden age of emo
Musicians Like Ariana Grande, Post Malone Are Releasing Hour-Long "Sleep Remixes"
Universal Music Group is teaming up with the Calm app to help you fall asleep
Did We Just Get One Step Closer to an Oasis Reunion?
Brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher have reportedly launched a joint film company
A New John Prine Tribute Album Is on the Way, Kicked Off by Brandi Carlile
Listen to Carlile's cover of "I Remember Everything," which she performed at the Grammys
Julian Casablancas Has Had Enough of Blues Rock
The Strokes frontman says rock isn't dead, but he wouldn't mind if that particular subgenre disappeared
An Unprecedented Oral History of Hair Metal, Hard Rock and a Decade of Decadence
Veteran journalists Tom Beaujour and Richard Bienstock discuss their new book "Nöthin' But a Good Time"
Eddie Van Halen's Son Says He's "Hurt" by Grammys' Tribute to His Father
The legendary guitarist's son says he declined an offer to perform at the ceremony
How the Grammys Quietly Confirmed the Death of the Album Last Night
Record of the Year was the final award handed out — an atypical choice for music's biggest night
Yo-Yo Ma Plays Cello in Waiting Room After Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine
He received his second dose on Saturday
How Paul McCartney Remains Cool and Relevant While Other Aging Rockers Whine About the Way Things Were
The former Beatle has enlisted Phoebe Bridgers, St. Vincent and more for his upcoming album "Ill Imagined"
Why the Potential for a “Grammys Unplugged” Makes This Year’s Ceremony Worth Watching
The show is trying out a new format due to the pandemic. Will it actually make it better?
Mumford & Sons Banjoist "Taking Time Away From the Band" After Controversial Tweet
Winston Marshall praised far-right author Andy Ngo and his book
"The Eyes of Texas" Report Finds "No Racist Intent" Behind Song
The University of Texas at Austin's school song was first played at a minstrel show
Listen to Phoebe Bridgers Duet With Jackson Browne on New Version of “Kyoto”
Bridgers also covered John Prine's "Summer's End" with Maria Taylor
Study Confirms That Women Are Still Woefully Underrepresented in Popular Music
In other news, the sky is blue and the grass is green
How a Guitar-Playing British Retiree Became a YouTube Sensation
Frank Watkinson's touching acoustic performances have racked up millions of views, but he insists he's "just a granddad"