The Killers frontman brought his country-leaning solo song to late-night television and offered a brief update on the band’s next record.
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The Killers frontman brought his country-leaning solo song to late-night television and offered a brief update on the band’s next record.
The country songwriter and the guitarist performed their collaboration together for the first time during the Los Angeles benefit event.
The country artist’s new album, out now, turns sexual identity, addiction, and grief into a clear-eyed meditation on the year he says changed him most.
The singer-songwriter follows a viral psychedelic turn with an album that pairs clawhammer banjo, psych-rock, honky-tonk, and pop country without losing its rural pulse.
Pyrotechnics sparked a brief fire above the stage at TD Garden, and Musgraves responded with jokes before finishing her 23-song set.
The guitarist’s three-disc set, Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country: Ryman to Robert’s, pairs a 20-song Ryman Auditorium show with a late-night set at the honky-tonk where he first earned attention.
The rapper posted a note Parton wrote after his Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, calling her “a superstar in every sense.”
Kacey Musgraves paired a Medicine Mama lubricant release with a stage stunt that lifted her above the United Center crowd during “Rhinestoned.”
The guitarist says he was terminated in 2024 after refusing a lineup change that brought in his sister’s husband, and has launched a new project called WOLVESofJUNE.
Two years after her sophomore album, the avant-pop musician returns with a song built from a writing retreat in Big Bear and a deliberate turn toward raw, personal storytelling.
