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1. Rush Returns To The Stage After 11 Years

   Rush embarked on its first run of performances since 2015 last night (June 7) at the Los Angeles opener of the Fifty Something tour.

2. Charli xcx Will Visit Arenas On Fall Tour

   The tour includes two-night stands at Brooklyn's Barclays Center and Los Angeles' Kia Forum.

3. Johnny Blue Skies Brings ‘Mutiny’ To Streamers

   Johnny Blue Skies is celebrating his birthday by giving fans even more 'Mutiny After Midnight.'

4. Madonna Shares ‘Confessions II’ Film Following Tribeca Premiere

   Madonna's return to the dance floor has moved from the festival circuit to the internet.

5. Mike D Delivering Solo Debut In August

   Mike D's unexpected solo era just got a whole lot bigger.

6. Governors Ball In Photos: Day Two

   The breaking news at the second day of the Governors Ball festival didn’t come from a stage but from the sky.

7. For Joe Perry, Aerosmith’s Debut Album Just Got a Whole Lot Better

   Aerosmith learned record-making the hard way. When they entered Boston’s Intermedia Studios in late 1972 to cut their debut album, they were innocents. Singer Steven Tyler had recorded a little-noticed single before joining the band, but the others knew almost nothing about the studio. When Aerosmith was finished, its eight songs captured much of the […]

8. Modest Mouse Faces Down Loss on ‘An Eraser and a Maze’

   Death looms large over the new Modest Mouse album. There is a particular cruelty to this, given that the Portland, Oregon-based indie-rock band’s last record, The Golden Casket, was its most optimistic yet. After three decades cataloging doom, despair, and isolation, frontman Isaac Brock crafted a collection of psychedelic pop songs that found him celebrating […]

9. An Oral History of VH1’s Golden Years

   In 1994, a new music channel seemingly came out of nowhere. It played slightly older artists like Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp, and Madonna; artists that hit it big on MTV when they were younger but were aging out of the music television’s 12 to 24 age demographic. But the channel wasn’t actually new. It was […]

10. Zoh Amba Returns to Their Roots

    When Zoh Amba emerged on the NYC free jazz scene in the early 2020s, they stood out. Amba played tenor sax with a volcanic, metaphysical intensity that recalled Albert Ayler, their teenage idol, and quickly established working relationships with legends like David Murray and William Parker and younger luminaries like Tyshawn Sorey and Immanuel Wilkins. […]