Joe Camilleri recalls the DIY studio sessions, kitchen recordings, and the hard graft behind The Black Sorrows’ first four albums, from Sonola to Dear Children.

In Chloé Zhao’s film, adapted from Maggie O’Farrell’s novel, the death of a child gives rise to the creation of a literary ...

The Soulquarians era of the late ‘90s and early 2000s was brief but brilliant. The Roots, Common, and the late great D’Angelo released records that changed Black music, culture, and time itself.

In his first interview since former bandmate Joseph Seiders’ arrest, the bandleader discusses the shocking case, re-recording ...

The ahead-of-his-time guitar great recalls starting a trend followed by Steve Vai and Tosin Abasi, why he had to quit a Joe ...

The Led Zeppelin singer finds ‘joy in the melancholia’ on his 12th solo album "Saving Grace," bringing his tour to L.A. on ...

Josh Allen explained his heated sideline moment during the Buffalo Bills vs. Houston Texans Thursday Night Football game on ...

Todd Snider, a singer-songwriter who was a longtime favorite of the Americana scene with his bracing honesty and wit, has ...

Billy Hart doesn't like the term jazz. Throughout his recently published autobiography, Oceans Of Time, he uses the phrase ...

A fan and player from an early age, he studied urban studies and psychology at Wayne State University and worked as a mental ...

Since its inception in 2014, Asheville-based Fireside Collective has evolved from a ragtag bluegrass act into one of the rising stars in the jam-grass and greater psychedelic music scene in Southern ...