USA TODAY chats with Yeonjun of Tomorrow X Together about his second EP "NO LABELS: PART 02".

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David Lee Roth's solo work is composed of three basic elements: flash, bang and wallop. 40 years on from the release of his ...

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A debut album is a fickle thing to pull off–especially when it’s your first introduction as a solo artist after being in a mega successful band. Don Henley fell into that trap when he released his ...

Growing up with a '90s country-loving mom, Toby Keithwas a staple in our house. I vividly remember being obsessed with the ...

Jay Weinberg shared his first solo song "Sandstone" with Deafheaven vocalist George Clarke. The former Slipknot and current Suicidal Tendencies drummer first teased the song earlier this month and ...

There’s a saying among ARMY — BTS’ famously loyal fandom — that the South Korean supergroup’s songs find you when you need them the most. Feeling a bit melancholy? “Spring Day” is here to put things ...

George Harrison had a handful of hit songs after The Beatles broke up, but his best one didn’t hit No. 1. Interestingly, the tune in question was supposed to sound a bit like The Beatles’ “Penny Lane.

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In recent years, Kid Rock’s commentary has garnered more headlines than his music. However, one Kid Rock song will forever be a weird footnote in the history of classic rock. The song in question ...

Chvrches’ lead singer, Lauren Mayberry, has made good on her promise of new solo music. “Are You Awake?” is the Scottish singer’s first solo single. Check it out below. Mayberry co-wrote “Are You ...