A new show—produced by Steven Van Zandt–tells the story of the legendary ’60s-era band
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Can Musicians Live in a Free, Streaming World?
One industry exec offers his thoughts on the new music landscape
Crazy and Colorful Coachella
Every April, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival takes over the town of Indio, California, for three days of performances on several stages. Fans from around the world come to see their favorite artists — and to party.
Watch: The Video for Psy’s “Gentleman”
“Gentleman” starts our engines
Beyond PSY: 5 Essential K-Pop Tracks
Five songs that define one of the world’s most lively musical genres
Eric Clapton: Still at the Crossroads
A brief look back—on the occasion of this weekend’s concert—at Clapton as Young Guitar God
Can Music Collectives Fill the Gap Between Labels and DIY ?
A new, old trend may help musicians better navigate the new industry landscape
9 Non-Headlining Bands You Must See at Coachella 2013
From a ’70s rocker stepping back into the spotlight to a too-cool collection of visual artists, these acts should not be missed
James Blake Seduces on Overgrown
The artist gets radio-friendly on his new album
How Singer-Songwriter Dan Croll Is Shaping the ‘New’ Liverpool Sound
The artist talks about his debut album, his (brief) career as a bouncer, and what it’s like growing up in the shadow of the Beatles
Q&A: Pete Wentz on How Fall Out Boy Can Save Rock
The Fall Out Boy frontman talks about his new album, new novel, and (potential) new ink
Accidental Racist: How Bad Punditry Makes Bad Music
The Brad Paisley / LL Cool J song is like every “To be sure, both sides are guilty…” paragraph from a political story, set to a whiny soundtrack.
Remembering Andy Johns, The Studio Wizard Behind Zeppelin and the Stones
The studio engineer behind albums like ‘Physical Graffiti’ and’ Exile On Main Street’ died on Sunday