Staff Writer
During her Friday evening set at Stagecoach, Noah Cyrus called on family, bringing out her brother Braison for a song they wrote together and later her father Billy Ray for a moment that nodded to their shared history.
The rapper takes on the perspective of a mass shooter in a new clip that reaches for a bleaker American truth.
Jake Kiszka remembers finding a 1961 Gibson SG Les Paul in Chicago a decade ago. The price was $25,000, and the shop owner gave him a deal that changed everything.
The fast-rising country singer used her golden-hour slot to flip a predictable duet into a comedic set piece, with comedian Theo Von handling Riley Green's part.
The Gloucestershire group’s debut single “Unbelievable” was meant as a scene-setter. It ended up a Billboard No. 1, reshaped by Rick Rubin’s hand.
Cody Johnson brought out Boyz II Men during his headlining set at Stagecoach on Friday, turning a cover of their 1994 hit into a full-group performance.
Ahead of Coal Chamber’s set at Sick New World, drummer Mikey “Bug” Cox revealed he was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer last year and is now cancer free. He is raffling off a custom drum set to benefit the nonprofit Fuck Cancer.
The German manufacturer’s long-awaited JT-2, a paraphonic desktop synth drawing from Roland’s Jupiter lineage, is finally available for preorder after two years of silence.
LCD Soundsystem announced new summer shows with Feist and Victoryland, including a two-night run at Red Rocks, ahead of their Boston residency.
During a Late Show appearance, Michael Stipe floated the idea of Billie Eilish playing a younger version of himself in a hypothetical R.E.M. biopic.
