Bruce Springsteen's "Letter to You" Documentary Coming to AppleTV+
It shares a release date with Springsteen's new album
Levi's Latest Collection Is an Ode to the Underground of Reagan's America
Designer Paul O'Neill looked to Louisville's unsung '80s punk scene for his inspiration
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for October
Including a scary follow-up to “The Haunting of Hill House” and all things accidentally Wes Anderson
John Lennon’s “Lost Weekend” Penthouse Is for Sale
The NYC property is listed for $5.5 million
As Fall Rolls in, the Music Industry Braces for a Second Wave
If September was any indication, a return to live music as we know it could be further off than we thought
Death Valley Girls Name the Records That Inspired Their Sound
The best new band in psych rock count Sonic Youth, the B-52's and Black Sabbath among their favorites
Bill Murray Receives Legal Threat From the Doobie Brothers
"We'd almost be okay with it if the shirts weren't so damn ugly," the letter reads. "But it is what it is."
Tim Heidecker Is Afraid of Dying, So He Wrote Some Songs About It
His new album "Fear of Death" tackles mortality at a moment when that's all we can think about
On the Futility of "Greatest Albums of All Time" Lists
Rolling Stone's reimagined list is proof that ranking art's greatness is impossible
SXSW Announces Online Festival for 2021
Austin's annual music, film and tech conference gets a digital-only add-on, but it doesn't necessarily preclude an in-person event
Revisiting Burl Ives's Red Scare Nightmare
When the folksinger made a decision that would alienate many of his peers
Watch: Dave Grohl Writes a Song for 10-Year-Old Drum Prodigy Nandi Bushell
Because, as Grohl tweeted, "every superhero needs a theme song"
Groupie Who Inspired Penny Lane in “Almost Famous” Calls Character “Pathetic”
Pamela Des Barres took issue with the way Cameron Crowe portrayed groupies
Vinyl Records Outsell CDs for the First Time Since the ’80s
However, as you might expect, streaming beat them both
Remembering “Almost Famous” and the Bygone Golden Age of Music Journalism
As the film turns 20, we check in with people who were so inspired by its protagonist that they followed in his footsteps
Toots Hibbert, Reggae Pioneer, Dead at 77
He leaves behind a towering musical legacy