Some of the most influential tracks in history came together faster than anyone would have expected. Not every legendary song ...

The Grammy Awards have long been one of music’s biggest stages, not just a place to honor the year’s best work, but a platform that can cement a legacy. While many artists have won Grammys, only a ...

In more ways than one, The Beatles changed the definition of what an album is. Before The Beatles (or, rather, in their early years), the process of recording sessions was meticulously scheduled, and ...

The foundation of modern American music rests upon the revolutionary contributions of Black artists who transformed genres, broke cultural barriers, and established creative standards that continue ...

It’s important to know your history. When it comes to music, it’s essential for fans to look back nearly as much as they look forward. Ideas, movements, sounds, and styles—they all build upon each ...

The smallest decisions can alter music history forever. Cher’s hit “Believe” includes a vocal effect that revolutionized the industry. Cher discussed the sound of the song and what she was thinking ...

Many of the American cities that changed music forever are still cultural powerhouses today. From smoky jazz clubs to legendary recording studios, these music cities in America helped create the ...

Complete Information About ICON: The Voices That Changed Music in New Jersey at Morven Museum & Garden. Friday, June 6 at 7 pm – Opening Weekend begins Friday, June 6 with ICON: The Voices That ...

The week Sturgill Simpson’s breakthrough, generation-defining second album, Metamodern Sounds in Country Music, was released, the Number One song on country radio was Brantley Gilbert’s ...

The music that he left behind tells a story of innovation and discovery. His music and the process by which he made it reminds us that curiosity and adaptability are art forms in themselves and ...