Forty years after her first memoir, Elvis and Me, revolutionized the modern-day lore surrounding the King of Rock & Roll and his young bride, Priscilla Presley has released a new book that picks up where her last one left off. In Softly, As I Leave You: Life After Elvis, the …
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Margo Price and Tyler Childers offer a behind-the-scenes look at their collaborative process in the new video for their duet, “Love Me Like You Used to Do.” Written by Steve Knudson, the song is at once tender and apprehensive, a plea from a couple who find themselves searching for that …
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A whole bunch of people are about to hear Ryan Bingham play his new song this weekend when the Texas musician opens for Zach Bryan at Michigan Stadium on Saturday. Known as “The Big House,” it’s reportedly the third largest stadium in the world. But ahead of that live performance, …
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Kenny Chesney shared a tribute to the Grammy-winning country songwriter, Brett James, who worked on many of his biggest hits, including “Out Last Night.” “I can’t believe I’m saying it but adios Brett James,” the country star wrote. “Thank you for being a lifer, for being a shirtless, sunburned troubadour, …
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The box-office numbers have arrived for the documentary In Whose Name? from filmmaker Nico Ballesteros, who was granted unvarnished access to Kanye West — now known as just Ye — in the six tumultuous years following his public embrace of conservative politics. The film opened to a limited release, screening …
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Following the reissue of Lindsey BuckinghamandStevie Nicks‘ 1973 album,Buckingham Nicks,last week, Nicks shared some insight into her delightful notions while recording the LP more than five decades ago. Taking to Instagram on Monday evening, Nicks posted images of the penned letter alongside the caption, “I wanted to share this letter …
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Sean Combs made a plea for “fairness” ahead of his Oct. 3 sentencing, arguing in a new brief that he deserves no more than 14 months in prison for his two felony convictions for transportation to engage in prostitution. Such a sentence would be well below the federal probation department’s …
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At New York’s Juilliard School of Music on Saturday, Paul Simon returned to the stage for the first time since his summer “Quiet Celebration” tour ended. While his appearance was unannounced until he walked onto the stage of the Peter Jay Sharp Theater, what wasn’t surprising was the song he …
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The Black Parade is the gift that keeps giving and the tour that keeps growing. My Chemical Romance is extending their anniversary run, celebrating 20 years of the seminal record with 17 additional shows. The band will return to stadiums across North America and Europe in 2026. While the initial …
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Artists — including Sarah McLachlan and Jewel — scheduled to take the stage at the Los Angeles premiere of the new documentary Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery canceled their performances on Sunday in a move to stand for free speech. The film about the historic Nineties festival is being distributed …
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