The 10 Best Moments From Radiohead’s Streaming Concert Series
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From 1994’s Live at the Astoria to Bonnaroo 2006, here are our favorite moments from the band’s archival concerts on YouTube
Behind the Scenes of “Circles Baby” with The Soul Movers
Posted in: Music FeaturesInspired by a global lockdown, The Soul Movers have emerged with a song that fuses disco, soul, workout clips, and an appearance from the OG Wiggles lineup.
One Direction Reunion: We Rank the Boys’ Chances of Getting Back Together
Posted in: Music FeaturesHere’s everything the guys have said about a possible 1D reunion
Song You Need to Know: A Thousand Horses, ‘A Song to Remember’
Posted in: Music FeaturesNashville country-rock band deliver a quintessential summer song for a year without a summer
Steve Howe on 10 Songs Recorded Without Yes, From Queen to Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe guitarist breaks down his work on Asia’s “Heat of the Moment,” Queen’s “Innuendo,” his new solo song “Love Is a River,” and more
The Remarkable Rise of Lil Baby
Posted in: Music FeaturesFour years ago, Atlanta’s Dominique Jones got out of prison and learned to rap. Now, he’s a superstar who’s streaming in the billions and helping to shape a new vision for America
Song You Need to Know: Sym Fera, ‘Little Things’
Posted in: Music FeaturesMysterious Los Angeles duo release second song that’s heavy on emotion and light on identity
Mike Shinoda on Making a New Record With Fans from Quarantine
Posted in: Music FeaturesSeeking a creative outlet during quarantine, Mike Shinoda began a daily stream with his fans on Twitch. Earlier this month, he released the first album to come from these sessions.
The Unsinkable Chrissie Hynde
Posted in: Music FeaturesShe’s led the Pretenders through death, discord, and stretches of silence. And as the band releases a gut-punch of a new album, she’s not about to let a little quarantine keep her down
Before NKOTB, It Was Black and Brown Boy Bands That Paved the Way
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn an excerpt from her upcoming book Larger Than Life, journalist Maria Sherman examines how Jackson 5, Menudo and New Edition inspired a generation of groups
