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Musicians and cultural figures serve as witnesses, amplifiers, and lifelines for a nation fighting to be heard

The DOJ has accused the live-entertainment giant of wielding outsized control over the industry, but the company’s lawyers claim it “did not have monopoly power” during opening statements

Gomez says the superstar singer also wrote an unreleased track titled “Family,” which is about their friendship and early dreams about their careers

“Running is a conversation with myself,” he tells the legendary Japanese novelist

“Swim” will serve as the title track and the anthemic “Into the Sun” will close out the album, which drops March 20

The Denver-based folk group, riding a steady buzz built from energetic concerts, show what they can do in the studio on Sin & Squalor

The widely revered musician worked on seminal records by A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, D’Angelo, Erykah Badu, and the Roots

“Yeah, we’re gonna do it,” Sharon said during the MIDEM 2026 conference in France

“Randy and I are incredibly grateful that our music has endured all these years,” says guitarist Randy Bachman. “Knowing that people still want to hear these songs live means everything to us”

An exclusive excerpt from the new biography Cosmic Music traces the creation of her classic 1971 album Journey in Satchidananda