Ahead of her appearance in Disney+ feature filmStargirl, Grace VanderWaal has released new song “Today and Tomorrow.”Stargirlwill premiere on the streaming platform on March 13th. On “Today and Tomorrow,” VanderWaal tenderly sings of unconditional love over the gentle strum of her ukulele. She details the feeling of falling in love …
Read More »Mickey Guyton Releases Devastating New Song 'What Are You Gonna Tell Her?'
Mickey Guyton has released a stark balled titled “What Are You Gonna Tell Her?” that tackles the injustices brought upon young women, people of color, and other marginalized kids with big dreams. The single art features a Polaroid photo of Guyton as a little girl holding a ukulele. “She thinks love is …
Read More »Sadler Vaden Mixes Oasis With Tom Petty on New Solo Album 'Anybody Out There?'
Sadler Vaden would like you to be more present. He says as much in the title of his new song “Be Here Right Now,” a rocking, romantic ode to escaping the distractions of modern existence that appears on his first solo album since his 2016 self-titled debut. “I want to …
Read More »Caleb Caudle Takes a Gritty Road Trip in the Blistering Song 'Monte Carlo'
For his eighth studio album, Nashville songwriter Caleb Caudle sought a little more grit for his rootsy Americana sound. On his new song “Monte Carlo,” he finds it, delivering a nostalgic road trip across his childhood and into the future. “Monte Carlo” features Elizabeth Cook on harmony vocals and is …
Read More »Will Coronavirus Cancel Coachella and Other Music Festivals?
Concert season is coming at the worst possible time this year. As the global coronavirus outbreak creeps into major cities across the U.S., the music business — which depends on large-scale festivals for billions of dollars in annual profit —is weighing the costs of canceling lavish events against the economic …
Read More »Four Big Questions for Super Tuesday
As Joe Biden stumbled through months of debates and disappointed in the first three contests of the Democratic primary, his surrogates developed a kind of mantra: Wait until South Carolina— you’ll see. Variations on the theme were repeated so often thatthey felt destined to be proven utterly worthless,like so much …
Read More »Iggy Pop Unveils Video for Lou Reed-Inspired 'We Are the People'
Less than a week after performing his new song “We Are the People” with Laurie Anderson at the annual Tibet House benefit in New York, Iggy Pop dropped a video for the track. The song appears on his latest LP, Free, released last fall. The minimal, stark video features Pop …
Read More »David Byrne Returns to 'SNL' With 'American Utopia' Songs, 'Airport Sushi' Sketch
David Byrne returned to Saturday Night Live for the first time in 31 years to present songs from his American Utopia stage show as well as reunite with Sack Lunch Bunch cast mate John Mulaney for a Broadway pastiche about airport sushi. Byrne opened his SNL musical guest spot — …
Read More »Jackson Browne Finally Comes Clean About Those Missing 'Late for the Sky' Lyric Sheets
Here at Rolling Stone, we regularly have the opportunity to talk with artists, producers, songwriters, and others in the music world about their current projects, goals and inspirations, highs and lows, and sometimes their take on the state of the country and world. But sometimes we also just have to …
Read More »Elizabeth Warren Guesses the Billionaires on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert'
South Carolina native Stephen Colbert flew back to his home state — ahead of its primary this Saturday — to speak with Massachusetts senator and presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren for The Late Show. They sampled the local cuisine (“It’s very rich; you’re going to want to tax it,” he advised), …
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