Stevie Nicks Can’t Wait for the Magic to Come Back
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Nicks discusses her ’24 Karat Gold Concert Film’ and returning to live shows in new interview
Drummer Steve Ferrone on His Years With Tom Petty, George Harrison, Duran Duran, and More
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe drummer is best known for his 22-year stint in the Heartbreakers, but he’s also played with Paul Simon, Average White Band, and many others
‘We Are Better People Because of John Lennon’
Posted in: Music FeaturesScott Spencer’s moving tribute from Rolling Stone’s January 22nd, 1981 issue
Hands Like Houses Thrive Under Pressure for Their New EP
Posted in: Music FeaturesTwo years on from their biggest album to date, Hands Like Houses are sharing their new EP, recorded in some of their most intense circumstances so far.
Flashback: Toto Play “Africa” in Japan on 1982 Tour
Posted in: Music FeaturesAs we await more information on their Dogz of Oz reunion tour, check out this video of the band in their heyday
Ghostemane’s Major-Label Deal Fell Through — and He’s Doing Fine
Posted in: Music FeaturesEric Whitney, whose music borrows from both hardcore and hip-hop, has built an impressive career outside of the pop mainstream
Stewart Copeland on New Podcast ‘My Dad the Spy,’ How He’s Spending His Lockdown
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn his Audible series, the former Police drummer sets out to uncover the truth about his CIA-agent father
Music at Home: Skin-Crawling Songs for Halloween
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom the Birthday Party to Halsey to Daniel Johnston to Exuma, here are 10 tracks to scare yourself with this Halloween season
Steve Perry Looks Back on Touring With Van Halen and the Eddie Collaboration That Might Have Been
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe former Journey frontman reflects on how the bands’ joint ’78 tour changed his life, and sets the record straight on the infamous “guacamole incident”
Ice Cube Tries to Explain What in the Hell He Was Thinking
Posted in: Music FeaturesHip-hop legend and activist talks what he hoped to gain — and perhaps stood to lose — from discussing his Contract With Black America with President Trump’s campaign
