At first glance, the title "Summer of '69" may evoke images of a historical moment in time. However, Bryan Adams himself has clarified that it represents much more than a simple reference to the year.

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Neil Young has not been shy about sharing his disdain for Donald Trump, and the latest jab thrown by the rock legend comes in the form of a song. Young recently released “Big Crime,” and it rips the ...

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After dominating the 2025 Kids’ Choice Awards, Sabrina Carpenter made a promise to fans that she’ll continue releasing “clean versions” of her songs so younger listeners can enjoy her work, too. This ...

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Twenty-five years after the release of 69 Love Songs, the triple album known for its emotional wit, genre-hopping range, and lyrical audacity, The Magnetic Fields are taking their cult classic on the ...

1. Two men behind me at the Fitzgerald Theater Friday night are discussing Mae West films. Kirsty McColl is singing “Miss Otis Regrets” over the speakers. This couldn’t possibly feel more like a ...