"Bands are really weird animals." How one of the world's biggest rock groups got their lives and friendships back on track following a bitter break-up and a near-death experience

Five years previously he'd walked out on the band he'd started with Mark Hoppus in high school: now Blink-182 had just played the biggest headline show of their career to an estimated 100,000 people.
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1957, Buddy Holly Re-Recorded a Classic No. 1 Song His Label Initially Refused To Release—Inspired by John Wayne

Sixty-nine years ago today, Buddy Holly and the Crickets re-recorded a song that had been shelved and made it a massive hit.
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: How Sixteen Tons became the perfect closing background score for the GOT spin-off? Explained

A lot of fans felt that A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms stuck the landing with the finale. However, there was one divisive ...
American Songwriter

Why Jeannie C. Riley “Hated” Her 1968 One-Hit Wonder (And How She Was Finally Convinced to Record It)

Jeannie C. Riley wasn't convinced "Harper Valley P.T.A." was a song worth cutting when she first heard her future 1968 hit.

Warren Haynes On The Dead, The Allmans, And Finally Going Solo At 64

Warren Haynes is shaking a relentless Los Angeles rainstorm off his shoulders inside a studio on the Sunset Strip. He is in town to play two nights at the ...

Amy Grant on Making Her First New Album in 13 Years, ‘The Me That Remains,’ After Asking: ‘Am I Doing People a Disservice in My Sixties, Singing Songs From the ...

With the just-released title track of her forthcoming album, “The Me That Remains,” Amy Grant refers to the 2023 bike ...