Exclusive: Watch the Complete New Radicals ‘You Get What You Give’ Inauguration Performance
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“I’m pretty sure it will outlive me,” says singer Gregg Alexander of 1998 song that became a Biden family anthem
Trump Pardons Lil Wayne, Kodak Black in Last-Minute Spree
Posted in: Music NewsWayne pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm and ammunition by a convicted felon last year, while Kodak Black was charged with falsifying information on federal forms to buy firearms
Song You Need to Know: Chasing Ghosts, ‘Summer’
Posted in: Music NewsTelling the true story of the 1856 Towel Creek massacre, "Summer" sees Chasing Ghosts founder and proud Koori man Jimmy Kyle singing in both English and – for the first time – his native tongue.
Gordi Announces ‘Our Two Skins’ Remix EP
Posted in: Music NewsTo celebrate the forthcoming release of the new EP, Gordi has shared the Helado Negro remix of album closer, "Free Association".
DZ Deathrays Share Explosive New Single, ‘All or Nothing’
Posted in: Music NewsThe latest taste of 'Positive Rising: Part 2', DZ Deathrays describe the song as a testament to what reminds them of home while touring.
Jazmine Sullivan and Eric Church Will Perform the National Anthem at Super Bowl LV
Posted in: Music NewsNFL also announces that H.E.R. will sing “America the Beautiful”
Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Babyface Perform Serene ‘He Don’t Know Nothin’ Bout It’ on ‘Fallon’
Posted in: Music NewsTrack will appear on the forthcoming debut album from the acclaimed production duo
‘In My Room’ With Steve Earle
Posted in: Music NewsSinger-songwriter performs a trio of songs from his new album, J.T., a tribute to his late son Justin Townes Earle
Flashback: Bruce Springsteen and Pete Seeger Sing ‘This Land Is Your Land’ for Obama
Posted in: Music NewsTwelve years ago, the duo played the Woody Guthrie classic to welcome Obama and Biden into the White House
500 Greatest Albums Podcast: How Brian Wilson Made Rock & Roll Grow Up With ‘Pet Sounds’
Posted in: Music NewsIn the new episode of our series on Amazon Music, the Beach Boys explain the confusion and genius of their 1966 pop masterpiece — and how it nearly broke them
