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Mikaela Davis Finds Her ‘Way’ On New Album

Harpist/songwriter Mikaela Davis gets a lift from Madison Cunningham, Tim Heidecker, Neal Francis, Wednesday's Karly Hartzman...
BALLER

It’s normal for Bobbito Garcia to be bouncing a basketball on an outdoor court somewhere in New York City. He’s as passionate about the sport as he is about hip-hop — and that speaks volumes. As one-half of The Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Show, the radio host rose to prominence in the ’90s breaking a […]
Louder Than Life Lands Tool, Maiden, My Chem

Tool, Limp Bizkit, Pantera, Pierce the Veil, Gojira, Halestorm, Sublime and Danny Elfman will join...
Bon Iver Looks Back With ‘Volumes’ Archival Series

Bon Iver may be on an extended hiatus from live performance, but group leader Justin Vernon is looking back through his concert vault...
Rush Bringing Reunion Tour To Europe, South America

Rush has once again expanded its Fifty Something reunion tour, this time pushing the 2026 run into next year with...
Tomahawk Undertaking First Tour Since 2013

The group will be joined on the A Huge Waste of Your Time and Money outing by Ipecac labelmates Melvins.
Linda Perry Revisits ‘Beautiful’ For New Solo LP

The album is out May 8 on Perry's 670 Records through Kill Rock Stars.
Indigo Girl Emily Saliers Steps Into Musical Theater

On a frosty January afternoon at New York City’s Ripley-Grier Studios, Emily Saliers, Beth Malone and Starstruck’s director-choreographer Lorin Lotarro are together, deep in rehearsal—deeper still, in conversation—about something entirely new to Saliers. Rather than fresh material from the Indigo Girls—the liltingly melodic, socio-conscious folk duo she and Amy Ray formed in 1985—Saliers...
Nate Fredrick Isn’t Lonesome Anymore

“I think that this band saved my musical life, and possibly my actual one,” Nate Fredrick says of his group the Wholesome Boys. Fredrick is calling from the band’s studio space in Nashville, where he spends most of his time between touring and the occasional trip to his native Springfield, Missouri. He learned to play […]
Faith in Himself

David Archuleta’s memoir, Devout, is about coming out and his personal journey of self discovery, but queer acceptance is only part of the many revelations the chart-topping singer shares in this refreshingly raw account of his rollercoaster life. Archuleta dealt with a turbulent family dynamic that loomed over his success for years, as well as […]