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Tom Jones Raises Temperatures At Crystal Palace Bowl
All around Crystal Palace Park, the icon of Tom Jones looms large; grinning lustily from ironic t-shirts, or even cardboard cut-outs raised high in the crowd. But on the stage, Tom Jones the man – of flesh and white hair – is here to somewhat complicate things. Watch a Cliff… The post Tom Jones Raises…
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‘India at its core is a song-driven economy, moving toward a personality-led, show business economy.’
Times Music CEO Mandar Thakur talks catalog acquisitions, India’s subscription challenge, and why he believes Indian music’s biggest opportunity lies abroad… Source
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Two Shell – “Closer To The Sound”
Two Shell use AI. They admitted it. For a while, there have been rumors about the pranksterish London dance duo and their reliance on generative AI to make so much music, and they confirmed it earlier this summer. In a Resident Advisor interview, one of the duo’s two masked, anonymous members said that they’ve used…
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Belmont’s Johnny Cash Archives: A Resilient Moment to Start a New Chapter
In this week’s Country Update, Johnny Cash’s heirs head to Belmont University to celebrate the university becoming the permanent home of the singer’s artifacts.
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Harry Styles’ Together, Together Tour 2026: Here’s Where to Buy Last-Minute New York Residency Tickets Online
Styles is back and ready to boogie with fans in support of his new album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.
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Five Reasons Country Has the Top 5 Songs on the Billboard Hot 100 for the First Time
Country music has never held this many of the top spots on the all-genre chart at once — here’s why.
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Every Baby Boomer Alive Remembers These 4 Classic Pop Jams From 1964
Photo by James Kriegsmann/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Every baby boomer alive knows these classic pop tunes from 1964. In fact, one could argue that most Gen Xers and Millennials do, too. The post Every Baby Boomer Alive Remembers These 4 Classic Pop Jams From 1964 appeared first on American Songwriter.
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Jack Coulter Launches New Exhibition With Winsor Birch
Belfast-born artist Jack Coulter has launched a new exhibition with Winsor Birch. The 32-year-old painter has always absorbed music into his creative practise – Jack Coulter has synaesthesia, which means he experiences sound as colour. As such, his visual art takes on an extra-sensory quality, something that has brought close… The post Jack Coulter Launches…
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Brave Male Country Fans Admit to Liking Music by Women: Meet ‘Ella’s Fellas’
What’s behind the phenomenon of men who love Ella Langley so much they need a name to do it publicly?
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Steve Earle & Los Lobos – “Volver A Celaya”
Steve Earle and Los Lobos are both roots-music institutions who have been leaving their respective marks on the world since at least the ’80s, and they’ve got a lot of shared history. Over the years, Earle and Los Lobos have toured together, and they’ve shared god knows how many stages, but they’ve never collaborated until…