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Fiona Apple Wants to Write About the ‘Endless Barrage of Horrors’ in Today’s World
“I just didn’t want you to think that I was turning a blind eye or that I didn’t care,” the singer-songwriter says in a rare update. “I fucking care”
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The 1960s band Graham Nash knew could never exist again: “I don’t see it anywhere”
Far too good to last. The post The 1960s band Graham Nash knew could never exist again: “I don’t see it anywhere” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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SHINEDOWN’s ERIC BASS Is Receiving Treatment After ‘Serious Mental Health Crash’; Replacement Touring Bassists Announced
SHINEDOWN bassist and producer Eric Bass will miss at least the first few shows on the band’s upcoming tour in order to receive treatment after recently suffering “a pretty serious mental health crash”. The next North American leg of “Dance, Kid, Dance Act II” is set to kick off tomorrow (Saturday,…
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Executive Turntable: Believe Unveils New Unified Structure; Suno Hires Marketing & Music Biz Development Execs
This week’s music industry hires includes Luminate’s new CMO, A2IM’s new board and more.
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On This Day in 2024, Country Music Said Goodbye to the Songwriting Cousin of the “King of the Movie Soundtrack”
Dave Loggins Two years ago today, we lost the songwriter behind hits from Wynonna Judd, Reba McEntire, Alabama, and many more. The post On This Day in 2024, Country Music Said Goodbye to the Songwriting Cousin of the “King of the Movie Soundtrack” appeared first on American Songwriter.
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The 1967 song Angus Young called his gold standard: “I wanna look that cool”
He set the bar. The post The 1967 song Angus Young called his gold standard: “I wanna look that cool” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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“I’ve Never Made It Through This Song Without Crying”: Alan Jackson’s Final Performance of His Early-2000s Classic Had Nashville in Tears
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – MARCH 19: Alan Jackson performs onstage during Opry 100: A Live Celebration at Grand Ole Opry at the Ryman Auditorium on March 19, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for the Grand Ole Opry) Watch Alan Jackson perform an emotional rendition of “Remember When” during his farewell concert in…
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The 1978 song Angus Young called the greatest he’ll ever play: “A challenge”
The best kind of riff to play. The post The 1978 song Angus Young called the greatest he’ll ever play: “A challenge” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The guitarist Keith Richards called “far better” than him
The absolute masters of fingerstyle. The post The guitarist Keith Richards called “far better” than him first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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The 1964 song Tom Petty called a million dollar line: “A great moment in history”
The best expression of teen angst. The post The 1964 song Tom Petty called a million dollar line: “A great moment in history” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.