Parton’s final album, “Rockstar,” was a mix of original material and classic rock covers. She said she was inspired by her Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination to craft a tribute to the genre. “Even though I am extremely flattered and grateful to be nominated for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, I
Parton has said it was always her dream to perform at the Opry. “For me, the Opry is like the song ‘New York, New York’ — if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere,” she said, according to her Opry artist bio. At age 13, she got her chance. On the night
But coming home to her sprawling property in Brentwood, Tenn., where Dean preferred to stay tinkering in the barn while his wife was on the road, wasn’t the same. “It’s worked for us because we both do different things and it’s exciting when we are together,” Parton told E! News of their routine in May
Don’t cry a river just yet, because Justin Timberlake is back on the stage. Over six months after his last performance, the Grammy winner made a surprise concert appearance, joining Don Toliver on stage at his Octane World Tour show in Miami, Fl., on Aug. 22 to perform Timberlake’s 2002 hit “Rock Your Body.” As
I remember having a Spirograph as a kid and being obsessed with it. Its geometric patterns are hypnotic and gorgeous. I also love generative music composition. So bringing those two things together in a browser tab, I’m hooked. Musical Spirograph is a relatively simple concept. A set of points dash around the screen according to
“Breakups are… tough.” It’s the opening lines of an interlude towards the end of DOOMED! Called “It Happens in Every Universe.” It’s also basically the thesis of the entire record. It’s no grand revelation, but it’s a well-trodden subject that Open Mike Eagle manages to mine for artistic gold. Eagle’s subject matter is usually personal,