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Q&A with Wet Leg
British indie rock/pop band Wet Leghave only been a thing for a handful of years, yet their rise has been meteoric. The core pair of ... -
Q&A With Def Leppard
The significance of being huddled alongside each other in chairs at London’s Savoy Hotel is not lost on Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott, Phil Collen and ... -
Q&A with Andy Grammer
All set to kick off the second leg of his The Art Of Joy Tour at the end of May, Andy Grammer’s post-lockdown reemergence has ... -
Q&A with Yola
Peanut-gallery concertgoers often relish in yelling at musicians to “shut up about politics.” Aside from the blatant irony lost on those belligerent blockheads, they don’t ... -
Q&A With Glass Animals
British indie rock band Glass Animals were just getting going on the tour to support their Dreamland album when the pandemic hit and closed everything ... -
Q&A with FINNEAS
As MC goes to press on the cusp of Grammy season, producer, songwriter, and performer Finneas O’Connell, née FINNEAS, is nominated in four major categories: ... -
Q&A with Gunna
Gunna is the King of Drip. For those who are cheugy (a new addition to the dictionary for 2022, referring to being old and out ... -
Q&A with Dirty Honey
2021 was a big year for Los Angeles-based blues rockers Dirty Honey. After releasing their debut EP in 2019 and following it up with a ... -
Q&A With Diane Warren
Since her first breakout chart successes in the mid-‘80s, songwriter Diane Warren has sustained an extraordinarily enduring career, penning colossal chart hits and contributing signature ... -
Q&A with Gabby Barrett
For too many artists, the COVID era has resulted in stagnancy. Scrapped tours, delayed album releases, tabled plans. Musicians are not exempt among victims of ...
