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A collaboration between opera soprano Renée Fleming and genre-jumping banjo auteur Béla Fleck may seem, on the surface, like something that came out of nowhere. But truth is their Appalachian-flavored album The Fiddle and the Drum, which comes out Friday (May 29) has been a long time coming. The pair — which has 23 combined […]
The Neal Agency’s Austin Neal leads the annual list honoring the top executives driving the success of the genre now across multiple industry sectors. Related After Slow-Burn Rise, Riley Green Is Red Hot: ‘If This Had Happened To Me When I Was 22, It Would Have Been Mayhem’ Suspect in Taylor Swift Vienna Concert Attack Plot […]
When Austin Neal launched his talent booking firm, The Neal Agency, in 2022, he faced a steep learning curve. “It was like I was dropped into the ocean. I had to figure out how to swim,” he says with a laugh as he looks back on that daunting period. From his years as an agent […]
For the past decade, Sting has been mounting versions of his Tony-nominated musical, The Last Ship, all around the world, even stepping in to play the lead role of Jackie White in several productions and tours. Now, in an interview with The Guardian newspaper, the 74-year-old former singer/bassist for the Police and solo star is […]
Fans are always going to wonder about how Olivia Rodrigo really feels about Taylor Swift, but the Gen Z pop star has made her peace with that. Related Olivia Rodrigo Settles the Taylor Swift Feud Talk Once and For All: ‘I Don’t Have Beef With Anyone’ Olivia Rodrigo Reacts to Theories That ‘Vampire’ Is About Taylor Swift […]
Last November, when Carín León announced a series of shows at the Sphere in Las Vegas — a coveted venue where he is set to become the first Latin artist to headline — the regional Mexican singer-songwriter and his manager, Jorge Juárez, finally unveiled a secret that had been kept under wraps for a year, and an idea that had started even earlier. “We thought of it three years before we announced it,” Juárez says. “We said, ‘Okay, maybe we won’t be ready next year, but in […]
Most people visit a restaurant for a meal, and the wilderness to decompress. For Eric Church, they were the sites of a creative endeavor. In January 2020, Church settled in with his band at the Artisinal restaurant on the North Carolina side of the Smoky Mountains for a month of music-making. The goal was simple: […]
There comes a moment in most Tucker Wetmore shows — between performing lively hits like “Proving Me Right” and “3,2,1” — when the Washington state-born country artist sits down at a piano and leads the crowd through a medley of classics, from Beethoven to Jerry Lee Lewis’ “Great Balls of Fire.” “I’m an old cat. I’m […]
By the time Ella Langley’s second album, Dandelion, arrived April 10, the country star had already made chart history several times over — and symbolized the commercial boom that country music has experienced in the 2020s. All decade long, artists like Langley, Morgan Wallen and Megan Moroney have been smashing records and spilling over onto the […]
When the joint Death Cab for Cutie and The Postal Service tour – paying tribute to the indie classics Transatlanticism and Give Up, respectively – passed through the Washington, D.C., area in 2023, Ben Gibbard made an unexpected detour. “I had been listening to an egregious amount of Fugazi, and I was reconnecting with that music […]
