Zach Bryan has released his single, "Bad News," which condemns law enforcement and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

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The 60-year-old — who wrote her band's hit track "What's Up?" that's is currently going viral — introduced the new song in ...

Doesn't really work with the actual lyrics... There's a new TikTok trend going around featuring a nearly 5-year old Morgan Wallen song that's racked up thousands of posts and millions of views from ...

The metal community had wanted to be involved but they felt they were snubbed. Ronnie James Dio: [Jimmy and Vivian] noticed ...

The man with the best pipes in rock and metal checks in to talk monastic vocal preservation, the challenges of Axl’s range, ...

Indeed, the Grammy winner made some subtle revisions to her lyrics in "I Did Something Bad" and "Delicate," which were included in the version of Reputation with Dolby Atmos sound released by Apple ...

Wendy Dio: [The Hear ’n Aid single] Stars took about two weeks. The first session was at Sound City in LA, where we did the ...

On the morning of my mom’s funeral, I arrived at the church before everyone else. Soon, people would begin trickling in. But ...

Thousands of works from 1930 are now in the public domain for anyone's use, including original, recognizable figures such as ...

Four songs by George Gershwin, with lyrics by his brother Ira, also entered the public domain. Those include "Embraceable You ...

Out in 1999, “Please Remember Me” is on McGraw’s A Place In The Sun album. Written by Rodney Crowell and Will Jennings, Crowell first released it on his 1995 Jewel Of The South record. But it’s McGraw ...