Adéla Channels Her Inner Movie Star in ‘Nicole Kidman’ Music Video
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Adéla this week released a brand new music video for her single 'Nicole Kidman' directed by Hannah Lux Davis
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Leslie West, Mountain Guitarist Who Belted ‘Mississippi Queen,’ Dead at 75
Posted in: Music NewsCo-founder of hard-rock group went into cardiac arrest earlier this week
‘In My Room’ with Ruby Fields
Posted in: Music NewsRuby Fields has shared a couple of tunes for Rolling Stone’s ‘In My Room’, a series in which artists perform from home during a year where lives shows are often few and far between. The last couple of years have undoubtedly been huge for Fields, who released her debut EP Your Dad’s Opinion for Dinner back […]
Save Our Stages: How an Industry Hail Mary Became Live Music’s $15 Billion Lifeline
Posted in: Music Features“There’s been a lot of hard work that’s been put into this to make sure that everyone who the bill was really intended for will be able to get what they need,” says venue owner an…
Watch Mac DeMarco Cover ‘Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas’
Posted in: Music NewsIndie-rock songwriter croons next to inflatable Santa in grainy clip
Lana Del Rey, Hayley Williams, and More Join Jack Antonoff for Twitch Talent Show
Posted in: Music NewsAlly Coalition event raised money for homeless LGBTQ youths
The White Stripes Have Gifted Us With a 90-Minute Yule Log Video Featuring Greatest Hits
Posted in: Music NewsDeck the halls with songs and monsters
Eve 6 Wants to Know Whether You Like Their ‘Heart in a Blender’ Song
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New Book Explores How the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Landed in Cleveland
Posted in: Music News“So many people want to claim they were responsible for bringing the Hall to Cleveland, says writer Norm Nite, “and I knew the real people that were responsible”
Eminem Can’t Quite Update His Shock Jock Game, Again, on ‘Music to Be Murdered By: Side B’
He covers everything from Covid-19 to Colin Kaepernick but the results feel superfluous rather than subversive
