Photo: Tristan Williams On October 10, Don Was and The Pan-Detroit Ensemble debuted their highly anticipated album, Groove In The Face of Adversity, ...

Country legend Hank Williams has many enduring and influential songs to his credit, from “Hey, Good Lookin’” to “Honky Tonk Blues” “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry.” Now the Alabama native is earning new ...

The Nashville Symphony debuted the song "Everything Hurts" on Oct. 24. The song features a poem by world-renowned poet and activist Amanda Gorman called "A Hymn for the Hurting." Gorman wrote the poem ...

A few months ago, Hayley Williams launched an unconventional album rollout by uploading a bunch of password-protected songs to her website, then later compiling them into an LP called Ego Death At A ...

Sam Hogin and Roger Cook penned “I Believe In You”, the only song they wrote for the record. “I Believe In You” became an international hit as well, charting in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe. “I ...

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On her song “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party,” Hayley Williams calls out a “racist country singer.” And in a recent interview, the Paramore frontwoman revealed which musician she was referring to: ...

Paramore’s Hayley Williams isn’t afraid to name names while on an episode of The New York Times’s ‘Popcast.’ Hayley Williams revealed the identity of the “racist country singer” that she references in ...

Morgan Wallen is the only exception. Typically, Hayley Williams keeps mum over the identity of who she’s alluding to in her music, but this time the Paramore rocker, 36, didn’t hold back. Williams ...

Hayley Williams' new album is full of lyrics left up for interpretation, but she's setting the record straight on one in particular. In the podcast, The Times culture reporter Joe Coscarelli asks ...

On her new album Nobody’s Girl, out now, Amanda Shires writes in candid detail about her marriage and divorce, never more so than in the song “The Details.” It’s an elegiac ballad with brooding ...