Court Finds Led Zeppelin Didn't Lift "Stairway To Heaven" Riff
On Monday, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld an earlier jury verdict
Report: Coachella May Be Postponed Until October Over Coronavirus
Organizers will know whether the festival can be moved in the next 48 hours
McCoy Tyner, Jazz Pianist and John Coltrane Collaborator, Dead at 81
Tyner played on a host of classic albums, including "A Love Supreme"
New Study Claims Female Artists Are More Creative Than Men
Researchers found that female musicians tend to create "more novel songs"
Why SXSW Is Refusing to Cancel Over Coronavirus Concerns
Calling off the annual event would be a huge blow to the Austin economy
Swamp Dogg Goes Country, Gives Up Control
The 77-year-old songwriter has reinvented himself yet again
In Defense of Boring Music
Real Estate’s brand of nostalgia is exceedingly accessible, unpretentious and always enjoyable
Can Bob Dylan Save the Broadway Musical From Itself?
"Girl from the North Country" is the latest jukebox musical. But it's also not.
Spotify Wants Artists and Labels to Pay to Promote Their Music
The move comes as the company looks to grow its ad revenue
Public Enemy Fires Flavor Flav
The hypeman sent a cease-and-desist to the Sanders campaign over a "Fight the Power" poster
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for March
To start, Alex Garland’s “Devs” is a stunningly bleak vision of our tech-saturated future
David Byrne Revisits Talking Heads Classic on "Saturday Night Live" - InsideHook
An electrifying performance from a musical icon
Meet the Deep-Sea Crustacean Named After Metallica
Say hello to Macrostylis metallicola
A Brief History of Peach-Based Innuendo in Popular Music
The horniest fruit in all the land
Two Guys Recorded Every Possible Melody to End Musician Lawsuits
Damien Riehl and Noah Rubin hope their project will protect artists from copyright infringement lawsuits