Sixty years after the car wreck that shattered Jan and Dean’s run, Dean Torrence’s quiet second act as a graphic designer tells its own story about survival and reinvention.
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Sixty years after the car wreck that shattered Jan and Dean’s run, Dean Torrence’s quiet second act as a graphic designer tells its own story about survival and reinvention.
The comedian’s July 17 show moved 77,047 tickets and became the largest-attended solo comedy gig ever, with hometown acts Meek Mill and Three 6 Mafia joining Dave Chappelle onstage.
The noise-rock supergroup performed songs from their 2021 album Tonic Immobility live for the first time at Nashville’s Brooklyn Bowl.
Jennifer Finch, bassist and vocalist for the Los Angeles punk band L7, died this week after a brief struggle with brain cancer. She was 59.
The Derby emo revivalists kicked off their first tour since 2013 in Nottingham, carrying the weight of a chaotic final run and the release of a long-awaited third album.
Six decades after Johnny Cash, the singer visited the facility where his life could have gone a different direction, filming inmates who aren’t playing characters.
After years of documenting what it takes to turn the page, the Los Angeles singer-songwriter arrives at a single that treats ease as a deliberate choice rather than a performance.
The Karlsruhe band keep their raw alternative edge while letting unexpected brass and unsparing lyrics carry both personal fracture and political analysis. We talk about idols, visibility, and the choice to keep the hooks sharp.
Two new releases on the Line imprint, from Masaya Kato and Savvas Metaxas, find depth in material constraints—glassmaking sounds and magnetic tape loops.
The progressive metal guitarist leaves his Ibanez signature models for the Swedish headless specialist, with new instruments in development.
