LEGENDARY songwriter Roger Nichols who composed the biggest hits for The Carpenters has tragically died aged 84. Nichols, who made songs like We’ve Only Just Begun, died peacefully four days ago on May 17. 3 […]
Listen: The Wood Brothers Share Cuban-inspired “Pray God Listens,” Second Single from ‘Puff Of Smoke’ Rob Moderelli on May 22, 2025 Photo credit: Laura Partain The Wood Brothers have returned today with “Pray God Listens,” […]
Breaking onto the scene in 2022 with debut full-length ‘Never Before Seen, Never Again Found’, Arm’s Length have never shied away from the uglier side of human existence. Led by frontman Allen Steinberg, their opening […]
Counting Crows recently stopped by The Howard Stern Show ahead of their upcoming North American tour with The Gaslight Anthem. During their appearance, the group performed a cover of Taylor Swift’s “The 1,” followed by their 1996 hit […]
If you’re wondering why so many goths we’re wandering around Pasadena this weekend, look no further than Cruel World. The Goldenvoice celebration of all things postpunk, new wave and alternative landed at Brookside at the […]
BLACK LABEL SOCIETY, the band led by legendary guitarist Zakk Wylde (Ozzy Osbourne, PANTERA),played its recent single “Lord Humungus” live for the first time at this year’s Milwaukee Metal Fest on Saturday, May 17 at […]
Dutch symphonic rockers WITHIN TEMPTATION have collaborated with Ukrainian artist and Eurovision contestant Jerry Heil on the powerful new single “Sing Like A Siren”, out across all music services now. The song reflects both struggle […]
The composer and critic Virgil Thomson once defined American music as music written by Americans. There is no arguing with that. Less obvious, however, is figuring out what, if anything, describes L.A. music. Los Angeles […]
Earlier this year, the Black Keys announced the No Rain, No Flowers Tour. Soon after, they released the singles “The Night Before” and “Babygirl.” Now, Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney have announced the new album […]
EXCLUSIVE: France’s Studio TF1 has hired Julia Stuart, the former director of original Film at Sky, on a consultancy basis, and appointed Warner Bros. France exec Cristina Batlle as the head of its budding theatrical […]
Wolf Alice have returned to announce The Clearing, their fourth studio album, out on August 29th. They’ve also revealed “Bloom Baby Bloom,” the album’s first single and Wolf Alice’s first new song in four years. The […]
Broadway composer Charles Strouse in New York City in 2011. Strouse died Thursday, May 15, 2025, at 96. Andy Kropa/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Andy Kropa/Getty Images Broadway composer Charles Strouse in New York […]
Former JOURNEY singer Steve Perry has released a cover of the band’s classic power ballad “Faithfully”, featuring a guest appearance by country legend Willie Nelson. Recorded at Ronnie’s Place in Nashville, Tennessee and at Steve‘s […]
Esa-Pekka Salonen and the Los Angeles Philharmonic celebrated the centenary of Pierre Boulez’s birth with an extravagance of sonic invention and dance. Eight clusters of Los Angeles Philharmonic players, ranging from a single oboe to […]
Legendary singers Steve Perry and Willie Nelson have joined forces on a new version of Journey’s 1983 classic “Faithfully,” with proceeds benefitting Farm Aid in celebration of the annual concert and nonprofit organization’s 40th anniversary. […]
MIKAYLA DEMAITER has her fans hot under the collar with her latest stunning look. The former ice hockey star wowed in a plunging gingham dress and knee-high boots in an outrageous new photoshoot. 20 Mikayla […]
Joe Lynn Turner needs no introduction. Long before he launched his solo career in 1985, his years fronting Ritchie Blackmore‘s RAINBOW (“Difficult To Cure”, “Straight Between The Eyes”, “Bent Out Of Shape”) established him among […]
Sam Rivers’ A New Conception is set to receive a reissue courtesy of Blue Note’s legendary Tone Poet series. The 1966 series of standards features Rivers on tenor sax, soprano sax, and flute. This stereo […]
Portishead singer Beth Gibbons recently stopped by NPR for a solo acoustic Tiny Desk Concert ahead of her upcoming tour dates in Australia, the UK, and Europe. Watch a replay below. During the performance, Gibbons and her […]
Vampire Weekend headlined the Los Angeles festival Just Like Heaven last weekend, and performed a five-song “salute to indie” medley that included partial covers of Tame Impala, Phoenix, TV on the Radio, Beach House, and […]