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Bush’s Gavin Rossdale on the State of Live Music: “[For] Young, Up-and-Coming, Middle Bands, It’s Torture”
The Bush frontman also give his thoughts on the state of live music, Las Vegas' The Sphere, and more. Gavin Rossdale on Bush’s Greatest Hits, His Favorite B-Sides, and New Music Consequence Staff
Johnny Marr on His Signature Rickenbacker Guitar: “It Makes Me Do a Thing People Want Me to Do”
The Smiths guitarist discusses his best-of collection, Spirit Power, and new book, Marr’s Guitars. Johnny Marr on His Favorite Guitars, Solo Cuts, and Signature Sound Consequence Staff
David Yates and Lawrence Grey on Pain Hustlers, Emily Blunt, and Harry Potter
They also touch on their prior film experiences and the opioid epidemic. David Yates and Lawrence Grey on Pain Hustlers, Emily Blunt, and Harry Potter Consequence Staff
Boy Named Banjo on Making Music for “Friends, Partying, Having a Little Too Much to Drink”
The group speaks on how the influence of whiskey manifests on some of their tracks. Boy Named Banjo on Their New Album, Late Night Listening, and Whiskey Consequence Staff
Baroness’ John Baizley on Stone, Tolerating Pop, and Seeing Sonic Youth and Nirvana
The frontman also chats about his admiration for Nick Cave, PJ Harvey, Radiohead, and more. Baroness’ John Baizley on Stone, Tolerating Pop, and Seeing Sonic Youth and Nirvana Consequence Staff
Corey Taylor Says Ray LaMontagne, Ani DiFranco “Inspired Me to Write Acoustically”
The singer gives nods to David Bowie, Trent Reznor, Ray LaMontagne, and Ani DiFranco. Corey Taylor on CMF2, Slipknot’s Hooks, and Plans for Famous Monsters Consequence Staff
Laufey on Finding Her Jazz Streak in “the Ella Fitzgeralds and Billie Holidays and the Peggy Lees”
The artists also chats about her experience at the Berkeley School of Music and explains why it's important to have a grasp on the business side of the industry. Laufey on “From the Start,” Pop-Leaning Jazz, and Working with Semisonic’s Dan Wilson Consequence Staff
Westlife on What Simon Cowell Told Them Starting Out: “Guys, There Are No Rules”
The Irish musicians talk channeling Billy Joel and share the advice of Simon Cowell. Westlife on Their First North American Tour, Pure Pop Music, and Billy Joel Vibes Consequence Staff
Jimmy Buffett on Balancing Heavy Subjects with Humor
Veteran singer-songwriter discusses his latest album Life On the Flip Side. Jimmy Buffett on Balancing Heavy Subjects with Humor Consequence Staff
Tom Harper and Matthias Schweighöfer on How Gal Godot’s Heart of Stone Reflects AI Concerns
The actor and director also touch on classic needle drops and the possibility of the film becoming an action franchise. Tom Harper and Matthias Schweighöfer on How Gal Godot’s Heart of Stone Reflects AI Concerns Consequence Staff
Bethany Cosentino on Why She “Consistently Goes To” Hayley Williams When She’s Feeling Down
The singer-songwriter dives into her new solo album, Natural Disaster. Bethany Cosentino on Getting Guidance from Hayley Williams and Shirley Manson Consequence Staff
Lucinda Williams on Tom Petty Checking Unruly Crowds: “I Think Someone Even Threw a Banana Peel on Stage”
The legendary songwriter discusses how her new album was inspired by surviving a tornado, a pandemic, and a stroke. Lucinda Williams on Working with Springsteen, Learning from Petty, and the Brilliance of Dylan Consequence Staff
