Guitars
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It can be tough to find the best electric guitar under $300, but no matter how difficult it is to get a…
I’m a firm believer that every guitarist should own an acoustic guitar, even if they’re primarily an electric player. I’d put myself…
Music streaming has become the main way for your fans to consume music. Yet as an emerging artist, it can be hard…
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Three weeks after Dolly Parton’s death, Miley Cyrus told Apple Music that their final conversation was her describing the album she had just finished – and that her godmother was always the first person she mailed a new record to.
Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench, Ron Blair and Stan Lynch shared a stage at the 25th Americana Honors & Awards, with Chris Stapleton singing “American Girl.” Campbell says nobody will be filling Tom Petty’s shoes.
Macklemore says he is giving the full $1 million he earned from Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour to six organizations supporting Palestinians, and has publicly invited Patriots owner Robert Kraft – who blocked him from Gillette Stadium – to match the donation.
Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench, Stan Lynch and Ron Blair open the 25th Americana Honors & Awards together, with Chris Stapleton standing where Tom Petty once did. It is the band’s first full performance under the Heartbreakers name since Petty’s death in 2017.
The Pink Floyd co-founder posted a video message titled “Ed Who?” backing Macklemore and insulting Sheeran – as Finneas, Lukas Graham, Aaron Rowe and Sheeran’s own backing band all walked away from the tour.
From Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me to Disintegration and Mixed Up: Robert Smith’s late-’80s run turned The Cure into alternative royalty.
How a teenage contest killer from Texas turned down Megadeth, invented groove metal, Black Tooth shots and pranks – then died mid-riff but refused to fade.
In 1977, Michael Jackson and Prince were both 19, strangers on paper but already pulling pop in opposite directions. Here is how that silent collision course began.
Motorhead’s Lemmy called The Beatles “hard men” and the Stones “mummy’s boys”. Was he right about toughness, originality and live power?
Oct 27, 1981: Bruce Dickinson debuts with Iron Maiden in Bologna, turning a crisis into the launchpad for The Number of the Beast.
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