Afro Pop: Angelique Kidjo Announces New Album HOPE!, out April 24 →
The Afropop world is always curious to know what Angelique Kidjo will drop next.
Read MoreRelix: Warren Haynes Band Unearth “Tattoos and Cigarettes” After Three Decades in Rochester →
The Warren Haynes Band pulled into Rochester, N.Y. last night, March 3, to continue the full band leg of the Winter of Warren tour.
Read MoreThe Telegraph: The unrepentantly wild and passionate life of Marianne Faithfull →
Forever trying to defy perceptions, the late star was more complex than people realised, as an inventive new documentary about her proves
Read MoreStereogum: Matt Berninger & Rosanne Cash – “Who Loves The Sun” (The Velvet Underground Cover) →
The show's theme music is a version of "Who Loves The Sun," the opener from the Velvet Underground's 1970 album Loaded, that Matt Berninger recorded with alt-country legend Rosanne Cash.
Read MoreRolling Stone: Jimmy Barnes Leads Massive Legends on the Lawn 2026 Lineup →
The Legends on the Lawn 2026 lineup is here.
Read MoreThe Monroe News: Blind Boys of Alabama to perform free concert in Monroe →
The Blind Boys of Alabama will perform at 7 p.m. Feb. 28 at the Meyer Theater at Monroe County Community College, 1555 S. Raisinville Road, Monroe, according to a community announcement.
Read MoreThe Guardian: Bono lambasts ICE, Putin, Netanyahu and more as U2 release first collection of new songs since 2017 →
“Renee Good, born to die free / American mother of three / seventh day January / a bullet for each child, as you can see,” Bono sings on the hard rock song, after a forthright, pealing riff from the Edge.
Read MoreGuitar World: “More than anything, I wanted to go, but I just froze”: Warren Haynes on the time he missed the chance to play with B.B. King →
Haynes had witnessed the King play live years earlier – but when he first got the chance to jam with the blues icon, nerves got the better of him
Read MoreAmerican Song Writer: 3 Country Singers Who Also Have an Impressive Acting Resume →
Kris Kristofferson’s first acting role came in the 1971 film, The Last Movie.
Read MoreRock and Roll Garage: The band Eric Clapton said he wished he had been part of →
The group that Eric Clapton said that he wished he had been part of was The Band, which had in its classic line-up Robbie Robertson, Rick Danko, Garth Hudson, Levon Helm and Richard Manuel.
Read MoreHigh On Film: Broken English (2026) ‘Sundance’ Movie Review: An Intimate, Stimulating Portrait of a Rock Icon Interrogating the Very Nature of Truth →
Music documentaries usually follow a genre-specific structure. Some try to reveal every potential detail of a person’s life, including pieces from their formative years, whether as artists or as people.
Read MoreRelix: Little Feat Share “Long Distance Love” featuring Amy Helm, Add Summer Dates to The Last Farewell Tour →
In conjunction with this announcement the group has created a new video for “Long Distance Love,” from the group’s 1975 release The Last Record Album, which was re-recorded with Amy Helm during the pandemic. The audio is now available for pre-save and we are premiering the video today.
Read MoreVogue: The Best Dressed Stars at the 2026 Grammys →
Last night, the 2026 Grammys celebrated the music world’s best performers and releases of the year.
Read MorePenn Live: Country music icon’s daughter rips DHS storm response: ‘Busy shooting private citizens’ →
Rosanne Cash, the daughter of country music legend Johnny Cash, took to social media Thursday with a blistering message about ICE and the Department of Homeland Security.
Read MoreThe New Republic: Jane Birkin and the Art of Authenticity →
In Marisa Meltzer’s biography, Birkin is not primarily a muse. She is an artist who mixed glamor and humility, courage and vulnerability.
Read MoreTinnitist: Classic Album Review: Eric Burdon | Soul Of A Man
The first thing you notice about Eric Burdon’s new disc Soul Of A Man is how damn good he sounds.
Read MoreAmerican Blues Scene: Folk Alliance International Honors Global Talent at 2026 International Folk Music Awards →
Lifetime Achievement Awards went to Taj Mahal, Clifton Chenier, and Louisiana Folk Roots, while rising talent Yasmin Williams and socially conscious artist Kyshona were also recognized.
Read MoreGlide Magazine: Warren Haynes Shares Stories Of Bobby, The Dead, Phil & Friends, Allman Brothers Band & Revisting Solo Debut ‘Tales of Ordinary Madness’ (INTERVIEW) →
Warren Haynes has been extremely busy these days. For him, that’s really saying something.
Read MoreRock And Blues Muse: Review: Warren Haynes ‘Tales of Ordinary Madness’ →
Before Gov’t Mule, before the Dead and Phil Lesh’s band, and way before he landed on Rolling Stone’s list of Greatest Guitarists of All Time” (at #23!), Warren Haynes recorded his debut solo effort, ‘Tales of Ordinary Madness.’
Read MoreThe Hollywood Reporter: Rufus Wainwright and Norah Jones Shared Sundance Stage After ‘Broken English’ Premiere →
The high-profile performers tackled Marianne Faithfull songs inside Park City’s Eccles Theatre.
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