Ingrid Andress Talks Surprise Grammy Nominations, Megan Thee Stallion Obsession
Posted in: Music Country
“The fact that I’m in the same category as Megan Thee Stallion gives me so much joy,” says Nashville’s hot new songwriter
Hear Smokey Robinson Tell the Secrets Behind ‘My Girl’ and Other Motown Classics
Posted in: Music NewsListen to our definitive interview with the Motown legend on the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast
Why Did the 2021 Grammys Snub the Weeknd?
Posted in: Music NewsZero nominations for After Hours is a shocker — plus four more glaring omissions from the new nominations
Grammys 2021: Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, Roddy Ricch Top Nominations
Posted in: Music NewsBrittany Howard scores five nominations, women dominate country and rock categories, and Mickey Guyton makes history
Julien Baker is Still Learning
Posted in: Music FeaturesSinger-songwriter went back to college, confronted her relationship with sobriety, and embraced a full-band sound on the way to her latest album
Watch Foo Fighters Play Acoustic Set at Empty Troubadour for Save Our Stages Fest
Posted in: Music News“It’s crucial that we do everything we can to make sure these venues survive in order to be there to inspire the next generation of musicians,” Dave Grohl said
Watch Miley Cyrus Cover Cranberries’ ‘Zombie’ for Save Our Stages Festival
Posted in: Music NewsSinger also performs rendition of the Cure’s “Boys Don’t Cry” at empty Whisky a Go-Go for #SOSFest
Angel Olsen Drops 11-Minute Heartbreaker ‘Time Bandits’
Posted in: Music News“Against better judgment, I’ve decided to put new songs up,” Olsen says. “It’s a business but it’s my business”
Andre 3000, Jeff Tweedy Ponder Final Song They’d Hear Before They Die in New Book
Posted in: Music NewsOne Last Song asks artists an intriguing, but rarely considered question: If you could choose the last song you’d hear before you died, what would it be?
It’s Been a Hard Year, But Bright Eyes Aren’t Giving Up Yet
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter nearly a decade of hard losses and new joys, Conor Oberst, Nate Walcott, and Mike Mogis knew the time was right to get the band back together
