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Kings Of Leon on Ever-Evolving Sound, RCA Records and SESAC
October saw the release of the Kings of Leon's seventh studio album WALLS, or “We Are Like Love Songs.” The critical response has been largely ... -
Anderson .Paak: Faith, Fortitude and the Long Road to Malibu
With a much-lauded solo release, Malibu, multiple tracks vocalizing on Dr. Dre’s Grammy-nominated No. 1 R&B/hip-hop collection, Compton, and a collaboration with producer Knxwledge called NxWorries ... -
Daya on Recent Stardom, Songwriting and Creating Artbeatz Label
Even before the release of her full-length independent debut album Sit Still, Look Pretty on Oct. 7, Pittsburgh bred singer/songwriter Daya--who turned 18 on Oct. ... -
Keith Urban and his Daring Collaborations
He spent 15 months making an iconoclastic country record and the results speak for themselves: Keith Urban's Ripcord debuted at No. 1 in the United ... -
Gwen Stefani on Recent Album, Songwriting and the Past Few Years
GWEN STEFANI is in a burbly and chatty mood on a mid-day phone call with reporters to promote her ambitious This Is What The Truth ... -
The Lumineers on Denver, the Band's Sound and "Cleopatra"
One of the great success stories of the last few years has got to be Denver-based alternative folk trio the Lumineers. Wesley Schultz (vocals, guitar), ... -
Pierce The Veil on New Album and How to Remain Relevant
It’s hard to dispute the recent emo/post-hardcore revival. But how much can be credited to new music? How many of those artists are gaining new ... -
Ziggy Marley - New Music in Seasons of the Spirit
With an instantly recognizable voice, a compelling and spiritually connected artistry and his undeniable legacy, Ziggy Marley is one of modern reggae’s most treasured artists. ... -
Wolf Alice on Live Performance, the Band and Internet Trolls
What started as an intimate acoustic set between childhood pals in London quickly transformed into a ferocious yet compassionate group of “folk meets grunge” musicians. ... -
Jimmy Page on Band Chemistry, Future Plans and "Stairway to Heaven"
No discussion about the greatest guitar players in rock —or popular music, for that matter—history ever takes place without Jimmy Page’s name at or near ...
