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Bastille's Dan Smith Gives Insights for All Artists
Originally the solo project of singer-songwriter Dan Smith, later including keyboardist Kyle Simmons, bassist and guitarist Will Farquarson and drummer Chris “Woody” Wood, London-based quartet ... -
Luke Combs on How He Got His Career in Gear
Over the last three or four years, singer-songwriter Luke Combs has emerged as one of the leading lights and brightest young stars in country music. ... -
Peter Frampton on Key Moments of His Long Career
Since the release of his blockbuster solo record, Frampton Comes Alive, in 1976, and his indelible hit singles “Show Me the Way,” “Baby I Love ... -
Sean Paul on Collaborations, Career Advice and Future Releases
At the age of 46, Jamaican dancehall artist Sean Paul has been active for 25 years, releasing seven albums and a string of singles that ... -
Madison Beer: Assertion, Attitude and an Artist in Ascension
At 20 years of age, Madison Beer is already an industry veteran with a colossal Instagram following—12.5 million strong. After releasing a debut EP As ... -
Hall and Oates: Reigning Men
Hall and Oates need no introduction (well, just about none). The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers have sold roughly 40 million records since releasing ... -
Brandi Carlile on Career Struggles, Grammys and Creating Her Own Festival
Over the course of a nearly 15-year recording career, Brandi Carlile’s ascent has been nothing to joke about. She’s been winning rave reviews since the ... -
Producer Extraordinaire Greg Wells: Pop Passions, Musical Obsessions and The Greatest Showman
With a roster of artists that includes Katy Perry, Adele, Keith Urban, OneRepublic, Pink, Kelly Clarkson, Dua Lipa, Twenty One Pilots and Deftones, Greg Wells ... -
Greta Van Fleet: Rocking the Peaceful Army
Although still in their late teens and early twenties, brothers Jake Kiszka (guitar); Josh Kiszka (lead vocals); Sam Kiszka (bass and keyboards) and longtime friend ... -
Eric Church: So Much More Than Your Typical Outlaw
Country singer-songwriter Eric Church isn’t keen on the much-overused tag “outlaw,” but sometimes the dusty trucker cap fits, so it’s best to grin and wear ...
