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The music industry lost one of its most influential figures on June 22, 2026, with the death of Clive Davis. Davis, whose career spanned more than six decades, died at his home in Manhattan, New York, at the age of 94 after recently recovering from respiratory health issues. His family confirmed the news Monday. Born […]

The Rolling Stones announced their new single “Jealous Lover,” will be released June 26th. The track is the latest to be unveiled from their forthcoming studio album Foreign Tongues, due for release on July 10th via Capitol Records. As anticipation for the album continues to build, “Jealous Lover” offers another compelling example of the band’s remarkable ability

Lakeside and the music world lost Fred Alexander, Jr. on June 14, 2026. He was 72 years-old. I had the pleasure of performing with him for 49 years.  Fred, or “Lil Fred” as I called him, was a master drummer and percussionist. He joined our Funk Band Lakeside in 1977, right before our first hit

Acclaimed Oscar and Grammy-winning musician Ryan Bingham shares the official music video for his song, “Let The Big Dog Eat.” Directed by Scott Ballew (Love Letter to Texas), the video was filmed earlier this spring during Bingham’s special album release show at The Long Time in Austin, TX. Set at the vintage sandlot field home to the

Motown Records continues its mentorship journey. Back in the day, Motown would oversee every aspect of their client roster: from The Supremes to The Temptations. today announced the launch of the New Legends Internship Program, a new initiative designed to create meaningful pathways for students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to access careers

Few musicians can trace their careers from playing alongside legends as teenagers to helping build one of the most successful rock bands in American history. In this edition of Tales From the History of Rock & Roll, we look at the remarkable journey of guitarist Neal Schon and the events that helped shape the rise

This ongoing series explores the stories behind some of music’s most influential artists, tracing the moments, decisions, and recordings that helped shape their careers. From unexpected first hits and career-changing opportunities to little-known facts and lasting legacies, these are the tales that helped define generations of popular music. The second artist in this series of

Chicago’s MV Wells steps out front with Le Dauphin, his debut solo album. Artwork by Paul Whitehead, known for his work with early Genesis. Public Stream Album Country superstar Riley Green announces his fourth studio album, That’s Just Me out September 18th. Produced by Dann Huff and Green, the project will be released via Nashville

Chart-topping global superstar Niall Horan released his fourth solo studio album, Dinner Party, today via Capitol Records.  The album is cinematic and organic, with songs that play like memories being gently created. As writer Larisha Paul observed in The Rolling Stone Interview with Niall Horan, “More than anything, Dinner Party is a celebration of life and love.” Julian Bunetta and John Ryan, Horan’s longtime collaborators, served as executive producers.

Today, GRAMMY®-winning, record-breaking singer-songwriter Shaboozey returns with his new infectious single “Cowgirl.” Following the April release of early album track “Born To Die,” “Cowgirl” is the latest preview into his highly anticipated forthcoming concept album The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales. The expansive narrative-driven record promises to push Shaboozey’s trail-blazing, genre-colliding style even further. The accompanying Western-inspired