Bob Dylan's Onetime Harlem Residence Is For Sale
The musician lived there in the late 1990s
See/Hear: The Best Movies, TV and Music for August 2025
Featuring new work from Sabrina Carpenter and Spike Lee, plus the return of "King of the Hill"
Cardiff Bars Just Learned How Much Oasis Fans Like Beer
The band kicked off their reunion tour with two concerts there
Even Jack White’s Midlife Crisis Car Is Cooler Than Yours
For his 50th birthday, the rock star got a 1991 Suzuki Samurai he’s “been trying to find for 6 years”
Jeff Tweedy Announces Triple Album “Twilight Override”
He'll be touring North America and Europe to support it
Even After Surprise Surgery, Paul Simon Isn’t Ready to Say Goodbye
During the 83-year-old icon’s intimate new tour, “A Quiet Celebration,” currently in the middle of a five-day run in Los Angeles, he's reckoning with mortality, God and regret
Live Aid at 40: Was It the Best Concert Ever?
Queen, U2, Madonna and Phil Collins ruled a multi-continent show that we'll never see the likes of again
Hitting the High Road: Kane Brown’s Summer of Music and Purpose
We caught up with the country star to talk about his coast-to-coast shows, performing with his wife and a meaningful Crown Royal partnership
Ringo Starr Shouldn’t Be Giving “Extensive Notes” on Beatles Biopic
Biopics are always better when the subject doesn’t get creative control
This Is the Best Way to Find New Music on Spotify
The streaming service's algorithm-driven "Discover Weekly" playlist just turned 10, but there's a better way to find new tunes
Revisiting the Turmoil Behind a Classic Marvin Gaye Album
An excerpt from Ben Edmonds's "Marvin Gaye: What's Going On? and the Last Days of the Motown Sound"
See/Hear: The Best Movies, TV and Music for July
Featuring a new season of "It's Always Sunny," the return of Happy Gilmore and more
Is Spotify's "Fake Artist" Problem Getting Worse?
Is AI behind your next favorite band?
Take It From a Woman: How to Talk to Women About Music
Please don't ask me to name three songs
How the Grateful Dead Created the Accidental Future of Sound
"Loud and Clear" by Brian Anderson argues that the band's most ambitious experiments weren't musical or cultural