On Wednesday, ESPN's 60 million-dollar man Pat McAfee got into an argument with an imaginary person over the cover for his new album, The Diary of a Polarizing Figure, possibly being made by AI.

In continuation with our collaboration with Italy-based punks at the Persimmon Collective, we have an interview with Kenny ...

The first two albums Tom Rush recorded for Elektra Records in the mid-’60s mixed the folk music he’d fallen hard for as a college kid in Massachusetts ...

Time operates differently inside the Hopkins Antique Mall in Hopkins, Minnesota, and you should probably warn someone before ...

If I was to die, I’d like my kids to know exactly who and what their dad is,’ McAfee said in posting about his new album.

"Our art is not a commodity to be bought and resold at extreme markups against our wishes," the artists wrote in a letter ...

Dance music legend Crystal Waters chats with Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi about the surprising story behind her ...