
‘It’s a Clusterf-ck’: Musicians Struggle to Get Pandemic Assistance
Thanks to a byzantine benefits structure, many musicians who had a patchwork income are unable to get the unemployment checks they need
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Subscribe NowThanks to a byzantine benefits structure, many musicians who had a patchwork income are unable to get the unemployment checks they need
The musician’s message on what individuals can do regarding climate change is simple
“I feel really lucky because what I do mainly is spend a lot of time on my own in the studio,” he told the BBC. “I feel like I’ve been given an answer to a prayer”
A new Rolling Stone Now podcast episode discusses the history of live albums, and the making of the Who’s ‘Live at Leeds’
On the 50th anniversary of their most legendary show, longtime sound engineer Bob Pridden reflects on capturing the group at their peak
Band played The Who Sell Out deep cut at a special acoustic gig in London marking the 50th anniversary of Live at Leeds
Mötley Crüe are the first band to tour again after signing a legal document saying they wouldn’t, but they’re hardly the first band to hit the road after a so-called final tour
What will a European 'use it or lose it' copyright law mean for fans of Led Zeppelin, Bruce Springsteen, Beatles and many others?