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Six months after releasing his last album, Charley Crockett is set to complete his Sagebrush Trilogy. The prolific songwriter dropped “Kentucky Too Long” last Friday — a guitar-heavy lament that builds upon the themes that the Texas crooner laid out over the past year. On Wednesday, Crockett announced the release of Age of the Ram,
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Bourbon & Beyond Festival will return to Louisville’s Kentucky Exposition Center with four days of performances headlined by Foo Fighters, Mumford & Sons, Chris Stapleton, and Dave Matthews Band. More than 100 acts will hit five stages across the Sept. 24-27 weekend. Foo Fighters lead the lineup on Thursday, Sept. 24, alongside Queens of the
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Nia Renee, Irene Michaels, and Brianna Wyatt are featured on the Indy Hookup Top 10 Singles for the Radio Alliance charts. The Indy Hookup is hosted by Heston Cleveland and Ricardo Love, and their show is syndicated across the United States on these great stations: iHeartRadio Rhythm Rave Radio KYBN Radio 98.10 FM Phenom Radio
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Following an exodus of talent who have left the Wasserman Group talent agency after emails between founder Casey Wasserman andJeffrey Epsteinassociate Ghislaine Maxwell were revealed in the Justice Department’s latest tranche of documents, pressure for the founder to step down came to a boiling point in recent days. On Friday, Wasserman announced that he was
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Taylor Swift has taken issue with a trademark for “Swift Home,” filed by bedding company Cathay Home. Swift has requested that the Patent and Trademark Office reject the mark, as she believes it could mislead fans into thinking she’d endorsed it. A filing from Swift’s legal team, which Rolling Stone has reviewed, points to Cathay
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Evan Dando, the singer-songwriter who co-founded the Lemonheads four decades ago, entered a hospital on Thursday after news broke that he’d reportedly sent a fan unsolicited videos of himself masturbating. “Evan Dando has long struggled with mental health issues dating back to his childhood,” the artist’s rep tells Rolling Stone. “He’s been admitted to a
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This week, MJ Lenderman appeared on The Adam Friedland Show, where he proudly said he has the Neil Young Archives app on his phone. This wasn’t very surprising, since Lenderman has often drawn comparisons to the singer-songwriter, ever since the Wednesday guitarist broke through with his 2024 solo album, Manning Fireworks. “I grew up believing
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Taylor Swift is sharing more from her hilarious, time-traveling music video for “Opalite.” At midnight on Friday, the superstar dropped two extended versions of the Nineties-inspired visual. “I never want to forget a single detail of this hysterical shoot, and now I don’t have to,” Swift wrote in an Instagram post. As Swift promises, the
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Out on the wily, windy moors we roll with Charli XCX. Her companion album for director Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights movie is a complete departure from the hyper-drive dance-pop of her 2024 insta-classic Brat and its remix LP, Brat and It’s Completely Different But Also Still Brat. She threw herself into the spirit of the
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The Super Bowl alternative halftime show hosted by Turning Point USA delivered exactly what it promised: an overwrought, pyrotechnic-heavy interpretation of what right-wingers believe a “real American” event should look like. The “All-American Halftime Show” — featuring MAGA favorite Kid Rock, and a supporting cast of lesser-known conservative musicians (and one vampiric cellist) — ran
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“I wrote the arrangement in a very specific way,” the singer shared of his take on the “The Star-Spangled Banner” After performing the national anthem at the 2026 Super Bowl, Charlie Puth shared that his particular arrangement was a tribute to Whitney Houston. The hitmaker put an choral spin on “The Star-Spangled Banner,” showcasing the
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