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From Sylvester to Pansy Divsion to Lil Nas X, from disco to punk to pop

Footage of the 1964 appearance, where the Fab Four played "Can’t Buy Me Love" and "You Can’t Do That," was erased from BBC archives, but British conservationists obtained 35mm footage

Both bands rose out of Chicago in the late 1960s, had a horn section, reluctantly went disco, hired songwriter-producer David Foster, and soldiered on after the most famous member left

Cary joined the band in 1997, when they released their self-titled breakthrough album featuring the smash single “Kiss Me"

Heavy Thrill, recorded at Johnny Cash's cabin, follows the North Carolina native as he launches his own label, prepares to become a parent, and grapples with anxiety

Released on Juneteenth, Outlaws’ Almanac is a righteous gathering of contemporary and repurposed folk-roots freedom songs

The Compton-raised rapper engages in Olympic-level self-examination on his fourth studio album

The singer and filmmaker tells us about making a lesbian love story, putting music on the back burner, and the freedom of an unknown future

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Kaitlin Butts, Madeline Edwards, Avery Anna, and more are all on the road with the "Choosin' Texas" superstar