The drummer and percussionist holds the only remaining tattoo from the band’s original six members, a faded symbol of an era that reshaped American rock.
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The drummer and percussionist holds the only remaining tattoo from the band’s original six members, a faded symbol of an era that reshaped American rock.
The Texas-born country star plays his last round of answers-to-nobody anthems before stepping into a quieter life—and bigger rooms.
The Brighton band emerge from a restless London circuit with a sound rooted in ’90s revival and a conviction that their generation deserves its own version of it.
As Rush returns to the stage with Anika Nilles on drums, Geddy Lee and Paul Gilbert reflect on the chordal invention and rhythmic creativity that made Alex Lifeson essential to the trio’s sound.
The former Motörhead drummer details the gruesome physical toll and near-death experience of a severe sepsis infection.
Performing the first night of her rescheduled tour, Lola Young made a case for music that doesn’t need to prove itself physically.
In an unguarded speech, Swift traced her path from childhood rewrites to industry battles, thanking her family for the move to Nashville that set it all in motion.
Strandberg and Jamstik merge design discipline with integrated MIDI technology in the Chameleon, a guitar that addresses long-standing friction points without solving them all.
The Tasseomancy member’s second solo single imagines a conversation between the Singing Nun and diarist Etty Hillesum, stripped to a meditative core by producer Meg Duffy.
The singer’s third album arrives after a four-year gap, splitting its tracklist into two emotional halves and pulling from Eighties sonics.
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