Her seasonal one-offs, plus new interpretations and two originals, arrive November 6 as Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, with a guest list that runs from Brandi Carlile to Martin Short.
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Her seasonal one-offs, plus new interpretations and two originals, arrive November 6 as Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, with a guest list that runs from Brandi Carlile to Martin Short.
Alanis Morissette’s first holiday record arrives 11/6 with a long guest list and only two new songs, which is where the real interest lies.
New photos from Rolling Stone document the 2026 edition of Sea.Hear.Now, the Asbury Park event that has drawn major rock headliners since 2018.
Carlile recalled Parton’s early public support for LGBTQ artists and a personal moment that stayed with her: “I’ve never been the same since.”
The lyricist behind Elton John’s catalog returns with *The Sea Has No Mercy*, recorded in Nashville and out Oct. 23.
At a billionaire-hosted field day, the R.E.M. singer and guests performed unexpected versions of Elvis, Petty, and Blondie songs with Chad Smith and Andrew Watt as the house band.
The folk icon spoke on a podcast about younger artists who avoid political engagement, naming a few exceptions while questioning the inaction of many.
