Twenty One Pilot Get Lost (And Found) At Sea For Stormy Version Of 'Saturday'
'My wife is pregnant!' singer Tyler Joseph exclaimed midway through
Calicoco's Not Afraid To Show What's Underneath
The musician and songwriter goes deep on the explosive new album they made with a slew of supportive friends
Big Red Machine's Ever-Expanding Guest List
Aaron Dessner, Robin Pecknold, Anaïs Mitchell, and fans explain the power of collaboration on the group’s new LP, 'How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last?'
Indigo De Souza Is Just Being Honest
The Asheville rising star finds power in casting her feelings as obvious truths on new album 'Any Shape You Take'
Charlie Watts, Longtime Rolling Stones Drummer, Dies At 80
He joined the band in 1963 and played on all 30 of their studio albums
Foo Fighters Will Receive The Global Icon Award At The 2021 VMAs
The September 12 show is getting the best, the best, the best, the best of Foo (with a performance as well)
Jade Bird's Transatlantic Songs Of Light
Her incandescent, Nashville-bred second album spans Americana and the British melodies of her upbringing
M.A.G.S. Is Writing Music You Can Taste
On his melodious second album, the artist merges hip-hop, punk, and pop to 'Say Things That Matter' and stimulate your senses
Jonas Brothers Want You To ‘Remember This’ Tokyo Olympics Closing Ceremony
The band brings a proud, bittersweet performance to close off the Olympics
Kississippi's Mood Ring Merges Kitsch And Tragedy
How Philadelphia artist Zoe Reynolds created an overt pop album inspired by 'Hey Arnold!,' Chvrches, and Bruce Springsteen
Jxdn Went From TikTok To Punk Rock, With A Little Help From Travis Barker
‘I want my music to speak for itself, which I hope it does, and I don’t want it to distract from that,’ the MTV Push artist said
30 Years Ago, The First Lollapalooza Felt Like One Wild 'House Party'
Perry Farrell, Trent Reznor, and Gibby Haynes look back at the alternative festival that defined the ‘90s and was resurrected for a new generation
Hear Miley Cyrus's Glam-Rock Take On Cocteau Twins's 'Heaven Or Las Vegas'
She performed the shoegaze staple before a packed Vegas crowd
Jxdn Wants To Be Pop-Punk's Poster Child
Until two years ago, the marquee TikToker had never heard punk. Now, with a little help from Travis Barker, he's leading the genre's pop resurgence
Taylor Swift Will Reunite With Some Key Folklore Collaborators
Aaron Dessner and Justin Vernon's new Big Red Machine album features two new Swift tunes
The Lush Cinematic Soundscapes Of Pom Pom Squad's Death of a Cheerleader
The Brooklyn band's latest statement borrows from Old Hollywood glamour and artful camp
Teddy Geiger Rediscovers Her Voice
The lead vocals on her album, 'Teresa,' are layered to the point of indecipherability. And yet, the artist's point of view has never been more clear
Miley Cyrus And Maren Morris Slay 'Dancing Queen' Cover In Matching Magenta
Two queens having the time of their lives
Lucy Dacus Captures Memory On A Musical Home Video
The singer-songwriter revisits her life on her riveting third album, 'Home Video.' She tells us what she learned
Rostam Keeps Doing The Work
How saxophone solos and a newfound openness inspired his endlessly lovely second solo album 'Changephobia'
Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner Survived Grief. Now She Can Do Anything
Her unusually, abundantly joyous new album 'Jubilee' is the light at the end of a prolonged stay in the darkness
St. Vincent Sings From A Crystal Ball In 'The Melting Of The Sun' Music Video
The ’70s-inspired visuals come just days after her performance on 'SNL'
Moontype's Songs Of Fellowship: 'The Music Got Better As We Got Closer'
As the Chicago trio linked up and began making excellent debut 'Bodies of Water,' their friendship solidified along with their output
Scarypoolparty's Los Angeles Has A Song For Every Mood
The SoCal musical polymath breaks down his latest EP and takes us through, mood by mood