The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music opens at Monmouth University, built from a fan-donated collection that started in a library closet.
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The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music opens at Monmouth University, built from a fan-donated collection that started in a library closet.
The singer’s tribute to the late music executive highlights a decades-long mentorship that began when she was 18 and unsigned.
Toby Mott’s new book collects zines, films, and photography to document the anti-racist, socialist, and queer lineages often erased from the subculture’s public image.
The Arista president partners with 20th Century Fox for a three-picture deal, while the label’s lean roster places fourth among majors.
The stage adaptation, built from a 2024 concept album, will open at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre after previews next March.
Four years after their Grammy-nominated debut, the keyboard-and-drums duo return with an orchestral, vocal-driven project that sidesteps the star-power cameos of NOT TiGHT.
The hardcore band’s new North American run pairs them with everyone from Clipse to Boy Harsher, treating each city as its own event.
The Portland label follows “Gaza Is the Moral Compass” with a second fundraiser, channeling ambient and experimental pieces into support for farmland revival and education.
Pop-up events will take place the evening before each performance, giving local fans a dedicated space to connect ahead of the concerts.
DeForrest Brown’s latest as Speaker Music channels Detroit techno-soul through a disciplined, real-time process that examines music’s deeper structures and intentions.
