iStock/Filip Viranovski Spotify users seem to create playlists for nearly every activity imaginable, so why not one for getting a vaccine? The streaming platform notes that since January 1, users have created more than 7,000 vaccine-related playlists
Credit: Harley Weir After being announced earlier this week, Elton John‘s new single and video with British pop artist Rina Sawayama, “Chosen Family,” is out now. As previously reported, Elton is a huge fan of Rina’s and
Parlophone A new archival David Bowie compilation called The Width of a Circle, conceived as a companion piece to the late rock legend’s recently reissued 1970 studio album, The Man Who Sold the World, will be released
Courtesy of Little Kids Rock Foundation The 2021 edition of the Little Kids Rock Foundation’s annual benefit show takes place tonight and, as previously reported, will be a virtual event for a second consecutive year because of
Credit: Deacon Comms Veteran U.K. prog-rock band Procol Harum will release a new EP called Missing Persons on May 7. The three-track collection features two versions of the song “Missing Persons (Alive Forever),” as well as a
Courtesy of Gilda’s Club NYC Gilda’s Club NYC, founded in memory of beloved original Saturday Night Live cast member Gilda Radner, offers free cancer support programs to patients and their families. But now, it’ll be getting some
©Mary McCartney Paul McCartney is one of a variety of music stars set to appear on Watch the Sound with Mark Ronson, a new Apple TV+ docuseries that will premiere on July 30. The six-part show will
Debra L Rothenberg/Getty Images Here’s wishing Max Weinberg, longtime drummer of Bruce Springsteen‘s E Street Band, a very happy 70th birthday today. Born in Newark, New Jersey, “the Mighty Max,” as he’s known, replaced Ernest “Boom” Carter
Warner Records Last year, Goo Goo Dolls surprised us with their first-ever holiday album. Now the group is dropping a surprise EP. Titled EP 21, the four-track collection, recorded during lockdown and produced by singer John Rzeznik,
Courtesy of Yoko Ono Lennon Previously unseen footage of John Lennon performing a loose version of his classic anthem “Give Peace a Chance” on May 25, 1969, in a Bahamas hotel room has premiered on Lennon’s official