The 10-part Michael Jordan documentary series The Last Dance wrapped Sunday night (May 17), but Pearl Jam‘s Eddie Vedder had one final story about Chicago Bulls power forward Dennis Rodman. Vedder Continue Reading
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Some music ages like fine wine, but some fine whiskeys age to Metallica. The heavy metal band launched its Batch 100 limited-edition box set of Blackened American Whiskey today (May 18). Continue Reading
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With venues and bars still closed, here’s your guide to the best livestreamed music content for the week. While shelter-in-place guidelines are still in place across much of the country, Continue Reading
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The struggle of not being with friends and loved ones during the coronavirus pandemic is being felt by many, including musicians. Roger Waters is one of them, and on Sunday Continue Reading
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May 16 marks the 10-year anniversary of the former Black Sabbath and Rainbow singer’s death from stomach cancer in 2010. Aug. 22, 1982. Scott Ian is trekking from Queens to Continue Reading
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Like most of us, Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo have been sheltering-in-place at home during the coronavirus pandemic. The married rock icons have used their time to channel their emotions Continue Reading
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“Nothing’s too personal for me,” says Jason Isbell. And indeed, during a discussion about Reunions, his new album with his band the 400 Unit, out today, and his career, he Continue Reading
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Prince and the Revolution might be making a comeback tonight (May 14) with a three-night livestream of his iconic 1985 Purple Rain tour stop, but Billboard wants to know which other vintage concert Continue Reading
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“Could be thunder/ Or a crowd” or climate change activist Greta Thunberg appearing in Pearl Jam‘s new music video for “Retrograde,” which premiered today (May 14). The nearly six-minute watercolor visual Continue Reading
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The 1975 frontman talks about the band's sprawling fourth LP 'Notes on a Conditional Form,' as well as his own quarantine living, and his band's new status as critics' darlings Continue Reading
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Pete Yorn premiered the video for his new single “I Wanna Be the One” on Thursday (May 14), exclusively to Billboard. In the black-and-white clip filmed by his wife Beth, Continue Reading
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"Live N' Let Die With COVID 45" A week after Pres. Trump raised eyebrows by blasting Guns N’ Roses‘ Cover of the James Bond anthem “Live and Let Die” during Continue Reading
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Her new book, which advocates for creativity during crisis, arrives as America again struggles with grief and fear. Tori Amos was the youngest student accepted to Peabody Preparatory when she Continue Reading
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Pistols At Dawn has become one of the hottest new bands to be on the look-out for! With their modern rock avenues and metal-punk vibes, the band has taken it Continue Reading
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On a spring night in 2004, Andrew Bennett was awakened by his cellphone at 3:00 a.m. “It’s Ed,” said the man on the other end of the call. “Ed who?” Continue Reading
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Artists from every corner of New York came together Monday night (May 11) for Robin Hood and iHeartMedia’s Rise Up New York! virtual telethon. The benefit event plans on donating 100 percent of Continue Reading
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They were the ultimate odd couple: the squeaky-clean, God-fearing, married young white pop singer and the whooping, hollering, piano-pounding hell raiser with a blue streak a mile long. But to Continue Reading
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Hey! Wait! We have no complaints! Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo took on Nirvana‘s hit “Heart-Shaped Box” for the first time last week during his “Island in the Zoom” livestream show, Continue Reading
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Bryan Adams posted an acoustic quarantine video performance of his 1983 hit “Cuts Like a Knife” on Monday (May 11) on the day that he was slated to kick off Continue Reading
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The Black Keys announced on Tuesday (May 12) that their summer North American headlining tour has been canceled. “We are very disappointed to let you know the US Let’s Rock Summer tour Continue Reading
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