With so much on their plates, artists often push the subtle signs of mental strain to the back burner. Again and again, there’s always something more urgent, a lyric that needs reworking, content that needs planning, merch that needs sorting. It’s always “just one more thing” before mental health gets a moment of attention. The […]

Image Image Credit Christopher Polk / Contributor via Getty Images Image Size landscape-medium One thing about GloRilla, she’s gonna give you a caption-worthy bar every time she drops. The first time she shook the table, she gave the girlies the bold declaration they needed for the summer: “I’m F-R-E-E, f**k n**ga free! That mean I

Standing out among Texas Rock bands with their literary-inspired name, The Wayfarer Incident blends guitar-driven compositions with unexpected influences ranging from Phil Collins to Howard Hughes. Frontman Matthew Wattles discusses his distinctive approach to music creation, pandemic-era challenges, and much more in this exclusive interview. 1. Your band name and debut album are both ‘The

As 4/20—the unofficial holiday celebrating cannabis culture—rolls out this year, it’s impossible to ignore the deep-rooted connection between hip-hop and the expanding green rush. For decades, rap artists have lead the way with making weed cool. Rappers not only laced their lyrics with weed references, but their stylized approach to normalizing its use, shaped the

Live music stocks followed the overall U.S. markets downward last week. Steeper declines for The Sphere and Venu suggest that factors like beyond general market sentiment may have been at play. The US stock markets were closed on Friday April 18 for Easter, but during the four days prior. Live Music Stocks vs. the Market