"The song title alone was enough to make me keep pushing for it," said Don. "To me, it feels like pieces of my and Phil's life in a collage." ...

There are many reasons why we can’t forget certain rock lyrics, even when we so easily forget more important things in our lives.

Books have always sparked imagination. Sometimes that spark travels beyond the page and lands straight into a recording studio. It's hard to say why certain novels resonate so deeply with musicians.

Chicago’s favorite fight song, “Bear Down,” began as bet among songwriters. It ended up being a city’s rallying cry.

It's the first time in 11 years that there is just one difference in the lineups in the two categories. By Paul Grein As Recording Academy voters pore over the 2026 nominations list before final-round ...

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Welcome to “The Lyrics of a Showgirl.” Any Taylor Swift album is endlessly quotable, and her 12th is far from the first exception, even if you have to go a few tracks in to “The Life of a Showgirl” to ...

Curious about the lyrics to Taylor Swift's new song, "Cancelled!"? Same, so we analyzed them. The song is largely about Taylor singing about liking her friends cancelled, and relating. Note: Taylor ...

The Life of a Showgirl has been out for approximately two seconds and it's already become our entire personality. Like, memorizing lyrics, reading into everything, and figuring out who all these songs ...

Keith Urban took a little time to tweak his song. Just days before Nicole Kidman and the country star’s breakup was confirmed, he made an eyebrow-raising change to the song "The Fighter," inspired by ...

In a sign that the Gen X nostalgia market remains viable, especially for indie rock, the Replacements’ revered 1984 album Let It Be is returning — again. An expanded version of the album was rolled ...