In the seven years since the release of the Highwomen’s self-titled debut LP, the quartet of Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, Maren Morris, and Amanda Shires have lived enough life to fill endless ...

Australian electronic music titans The Avalanches have shared a new song, “Every Single Weekend,” which features Jamie xx. A ...

The couple, who already have a daughter, kept their second pregnancy a bit quieter on social media than their first.

Kenny Chesney was looking for a very specific kind of song to put out as his first new music in two years. Then he realized he'd had it all along, though he was saving it for his "next ...

"It was a true reflection of my soul," the country star said on 'The Rich Eisen Show' Ilana Kaplan is a Staff Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. Her work has previously ...

The 1980s gave us some truly iconic rock albums, but there are several that are just one song away from being truly perfect. Each of the albums selected in this exercise represent some of the biggest ...

Welcome to New Music Friday, NPR Music's podcast dedicated to sharing the best albums out each week. We listen to dozens of new releases in advance, identify the ones we think you need to hear, and ...

The Chicago-reared, Vermont-based folk singer-songwriter Hannah Frances released her stunning album Nested In Tangles last fall. Today she's back with the deluxe edition, headlined by a new ...

One of Chesney’s trademark songs, “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems”, came out in 2003. The title track of Chesney’s sixth studio album, the song is written by Casey Beathard. “No Shoes, No Shirt, No ...

Don Schlitz, known for writing Kenny Rogers’ iconic song “The Gambler,” died Thursday at a Nashville hospital after a sudden illness. He was 73. The Grand Ole Opry and country music hall of famer was ...

Don Schlitz, one of Nashville's most storied and decorated songwriters, died April 16 at a Nashville hospital due to a sudden illness. He was 73. During his nearly five-decade career, the North ...

"Some people are lucky just to get a shot at having a career in music and then some people are really lucky if that opportunity lasts five years," Shepherd shared with Loudwire Nights' Chuck Armstrong ...