The singular creative bond between David Bowie and photographer Mick Rock will be on display in a new exhibit, Sound and Vision, opening online and at the Morrison Hotel Gallery’s New York City location Jan. 22. Sound and Vision will feature photos from throughout the 30 years that Bowie and …
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Nirvana’s legal team has finally responded to the lawsuit filed by the Nevermind baby this past summer, writing in a response filed Wednesday that Spencer Elden’s child pornography claims are both meritless and well past the statute of limitations. In August, nearly 30 years after the release of Nevermind, the …
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Update: Can’t make it to a theater? Monsta X are streaming The Dreaming live online as part of a special pay-per-view event on LiveXLive.com. You can watch Monsta X: The Dreaming online on December 22 at 11pm ET / 8pm PT with on LiveXLive.com, with tickets starting at $19.99 for …
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The late, great Adolph Robert Thornton Jr. spent his entire rap career campaigning to be the King of Memphis, through his soul-stirring music and a selfless generosity to his community that felt as large as the signature diamond-encrusted Paper Route Empire dolphin that stayed around his neck. On a warm …
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Waxahatchee has dropped the kid-friendly Americana single “Tomorrow,” off the upcoming animated series El Deafo. The track opens with twinkling keyboard, as Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield sings about finding her own path. El Deafo is a loose autobiography about writer Cece Bell losing her hearing in childhood. “I’m so happy to …
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Kristin Hayter, an extreme-music artist who records as Lingua Ignota, has accused Alexis Marshall, the frontman of the noise-rock group Daughters, of rape and mental and sexual abuse. In a statement sent in a tweet, she wrote that she and Marshall were a couple from July 2019 until this past …
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As defendants begin to respond to the hundreds of lawsuits filed in the aftermath of the Astroworld Festival, Travis Scott has requested to be dismissed from multiple lawsuits he’s named in. The move marks the rapper’s first response to the suits since they started piling up following the tragedy last …
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Peter Dinklage appeared on The Late Show with Aaron and Bryce Dessner to perform “Your Name,” a song from the actor’s upcoming film Cyrano. The film, directed by Joe Wright, is adaptation of a stage musical written by Dinklage’s wife Erica Schmidt. “Your Name,” which appears in the film sung …
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Robert Plant is highly amused by Paul McCartney’s dubbing the Rolling Stones “a blues cover band,” perhaps in part because his own old band faced similar criticism. “I don’t think there’s any fighting,” he says in the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now. “They’ve known each other since 1963. …
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Eric Clapton teamed up with anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to bemoan Covid-19 mandates and Rolling Stone’s scathing articles about him in his first interview in a while — outside of statements posted to Telegram. Posted last week on Kennedy’s The Defender site, the interview features Clapton talking about how …
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