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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

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

Kendrick Lamar and The Weeknd Sued Over “Black Panther” Song

Yeasayer claims the song uses an unauthorized sample of their 2007 song "Sunrise"

Why Do We Keep Putting Dead Musicians on Hologram Tours?

On Tupac, Whitney, Elvis and the "Weekend at Bernie's" treatment of our most beloved artists

The World's Best Yacht-Rock Cover Band Is Having a Moment

Yacht Rock Revue is a polyester-clad tour de force built on the legacy of Toto and Lionel Richie

James Taylor Opens Up About The Beatles in New Interview

Taylor was an early signing to their label, Apple Records