Niall Horan joined Zane Lowe FaceTime on Apple Music on Wednesday (April 8) to discuss a variety of topics and a number of his famous friends. He shouted out Taylor Swift in particular, noting that she’s “just one of the greatest…
Bruce Springsteen put on his DJ hat on Wednesday morning for an hour-long takeover of his SiriusXM E Street Radio show for the “Bruce Springsteen: From His Home, To Yours…” special, during which the rock icon played some of his…
Nathan Kalish never met Johnny Cash. But he’s co-written a song with the late icon — “Delta Woman,” premiering exclusively below, from Kalish’s new album, Songs for Nobody. Kalish’s connection to Cash came last fall, when he was touring in…
Even as the first few thumps of the opening drums resonate and the waves of oscillating, experimental synths begin to roll in, bright pastel colors flood every corner of the screen in the new music video for NZCA Lines’ late…
Even amid a nationwide quarantine, Jordan Davis has had an eventful past few weeks. The second anniversary of his debut album, Home State, was on March 23; his 32nd birthday was on March 30; and he landed his second No. 1 single…
In 2018, girl group (G)I-dle arrived on the K-pop scene. They made a lot of noise with their debut single, “Latata” and its follow-up, “Hann,” rapidly gaining a following and diehard fanbase (known as Neverland) with their addicting, dramatic music…
Following Tory Lanez’s “Quarantine Radio” being deemed “too hot for Instagram,” the company has addressed their decision to pull the plug. Yesterday, found himself once again throwing caution to the wind and laughing in the face of Instagram’s nudity guidelines,…
On “After Hours,” The Weeknd looked back on his self-described “rockstar” period for inspiration, taking himself to a dark place in the process. Despite being a global superstar who has experienced his fair share of high-profile romances, has somehow managed…
Beginning to write about John Prine being gone before John Prine was actually gone is, in so many ways, an extremely John Prine thing to do. He’d surely find the humor in the ridiculous nature of having to prepare for…
John Prine wrote country-folk songs with an unpretentious, aw-heck demeanor that belied their astonishing gravity and power. “He sings rather quietly, and his guitar work is good, but he doesn’t show off,” Roger Ebert wrote of an early Prine show…