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Ed O’Brien Rekindles Fan Excitement With Album and Tour Tease

Ed O’Brien is stepping back into the spotlight with renewed creative energy, signaling both a solo resurgence and a possible revival of one of modern music’s most influential bands. The Radiohead guitarist has confirmed that he is working on a new solo album, continuing the path he first explored with his 2020 debut as EOB. […]

From Dylan to Winehouse: Why March 19 Matters in Music History

March 19 stands as a remarkable date in music history, marked by milestones that span genres, generations, and cultural shifts. From groundbreaking debuts to unforgettable losses, the day captures both the rise and resilience of artists who shaped the sound of their times. In 1962, a young Bob Dylan introduced himself to the world with […]

Peter Frampton Returns to Recording with Powerful New Album Announcement

Peter Frampton is proving that even the toughest diagnoses cannot silence a lifelong musician. The celebrated guitarist and songwriter has announced plans for a new album, marking his first major recording project in years and signaling a powerful return to the studio. The news arrives after a challenging period in Frampton’s life. Following his diagnosis […]

From The Rolling Stones to Fifth Harmony: A Day That Defined Generations

March 18 offers a snapshot of music history that stretches across decades, genres, and cultural turning points. From the rise of rock legends to the evolution of pop dominance, the date captures defining moments that helped shape the sound of modern music. In 1965, a young Rolling Stones band took a major leap onto the […]

From Disco to Rock: A Look Back at March 17 in Music History

March 17 stands as a date rich with musical milestones, capturing moments that span creativity, chart dominance, and personal resilience across decades. In the late 1960s, The Beatles continued to redefine studio recording as they wrapped work on “She’s Leaving Home.” The track would become part of an album that reshaped modern music production and […]

Chart Toppers and Legends: The Musical Legacy of March 16

March 16 has carved out its own place in music history, delivering a mix of chart topping hits, cultural moments, and bittersweet milestones that span generations. One of the earliest highlights came in 1955 when Bill Hayes climbed to the top of the Billboard chart with “The Ballad of Davy Crockett.” The song captured the […]

Tom Waits, Springsteen Join Massive Album Honoring Shane MacGowan

A major new tribute album celebrating the songwriting legacy of Shane MacGowan is bringing together an unusually wide circle of musicians, actors, and cultural figures to reinterpret the work of the late Pogues frontman. The project, titled 20th Century Paddy: The Songs of Shane MacGowan, will arrive on November 13 through Rubyworks. More than two […]

The Day Music Shifted: Major Moments That Happened on March 13

Music history rarely sticks to one storyline, and March 13 is a reminder of just how many directions a single day can take the industry. One of the date’s biggest modern milestones arrived in 1993 when Eric Clapton’s live album Unplugged climbed to the top of the U.S. album chart. The stripped-down project captured Clapton […]

Free SXSW 2026 Concerts Showcase Rising Stars and Local Talent

Each spring, Austin becomes a hub of global music discovery as South by Southwest brings artists, industry leaders, and fans together for one of the largest cultural festivals in the world. The 2026 edition, running March 12 through March 18, will again transform venues, parks, and streets across the city into stages. While many SXSW […]

March 12 in Music History: From Charlie Parker’s Legacy to Pop Chart Triumphs

March 12 has proven to be a memorable date across decades of music history, marking milestone achievements, chart-topping hits, and the legacy of influential artists. One of the most notable moments associated with the date occurred in 1955 when jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker died in New York City at the age of 34. Known by […]