Browsing: Artist Spotlights

Michael Bublé has announced the deluxe re-release of his career-defining album It’s Time, marking its 20th anniversary with a fresh collection of 25 tracks. The special edition is scheduled for release on September 12, 2025, and will include a mix of remastered originals, live performances, and two previously unreleased songs—one of which, “Just Like You,”

The Atlanta Dream have turned heads this season as rising contenders in the WNBA, thanks in large part to standout performances from Jordin Canada and Allisha Gray. Canada recently surpassed 2,000 career points, while Gray is leading the team with an impressive average of around 19 points per game. Their contributions have become central to

Singer-songwriter Rob Thomas is marking a major creative resurgence with the release of his new single “Hard to Be Happy,” which dropped on July 11, 2025. The song serves as the lead preview from his forthcoming sixth solo album, All Night Days, due out on September 5. Along with the new music, Thomas announced The

Country artist Kaylee Rose is accelerating her ascent in the industry with a well-honed fusion of traditional and contemporary sounds, a burgeoning streaming presence, and heightened mainstream visibility Originally from Florida and now based in Nashville, Rose amassed over 50 million music streams and more than two million followers across social platforms by mid‑July 2025, largely

Tyler Childers’s latest album, Snipe Hunter, released on July 25, 2025, marks a bold evolution in country music. Produced by the legendary Rick Rubin—with additional production from Childers himself, Sylvan Esso’s Nick Sanborn, and mixing by Shawn Everett—the 13-track record combines Appalachian folk roots with adventurous forays into punk, synth, funk, and spiritual exploration. Critics today

As the indie-pop project Flock of Dimes gears up for the release of The Life You Save, frontwoman Jenn Wasner is stepping into a new phase of artistic vulnerability. Scheduled for release on October 10 via Sub Pop, the album represents a shift not only in musical tone but in personal narrative. Unlike her previous

On July 22, Nordstrom Recital Hall at Benaroya Hall staged a spellbinding evening as the Seattle Chamber Music Society’s Summer Festival blended the timeless elegance of Mozart’s Flute Quartet in C Major, K. 285b with stirring works by Hindemith, Clarke, and Fauré. The program featured world-class soloists Demarre McGill (flute), Jun Iwasaki (violin), Paul Neubauer (viola), and Bion Tsang (cello),

The Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville has opened the new exhibit “Lainey Wilson: Tough as Nails,” offering fans an intimate exploration of the Louisiana-born country star’s rise—from her humble rural beginnings to award-winning prominence. Running from July 18, 2025, through June 2026, the exhibit is included with museum admission. The display showcases personal

British soul-pop artist Olivia Dean began her much-anticipated Across The Atlantic Tour last night at the iconic Brooklyn Paramount, marking a significant leap in her burgeoning career. With tickets starting from an accessible $58, Dean’s arrival on the U.S. stage underscores her growing appeal across the Atlantic. At just 26 years old, Dean has steadily

The Jonas Brothers have marked two decades in the music industry with the release of “I Can’t Lose”, their third single from the forthcoming album Greetings from Your Hometown, due out on August 8, 2025. Dropped on July 15, the upbeat disco-pop track premiered live during a Mastercard-backed event benefiting Stand Up to Cancer, fittingly