“Wrack my brain, while I go insane”: The bitter song George Harrison wrote for Ringo Starr

When people talk about The Beatles, they often focus on the powerful songwriting partnership of Paul McCartney and John Lennon. Together, they wrote most of the band’s biggest hits. Their names became almost inseparable, stamped on song after song as “Lennon–McCartney.” But The Beatles were a four-piece band. Alongside them were George Harrison and Ringo … Read more

“A verbal contract was not worth the paper it was written on.” Paul McCartney admits he was fuming after allegedly being lied to by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the ’90s

When you think of rock legends, Paul McCartney is always near the top of the list. As a member of The Beatles, and later as a hugely successful solo artist, his place in music history is unquestioned. So it may surprise you to learn that his solo induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of … Read more

Ringo Rocks With St. Vincent, Billy Strings On New LP

Ringo Starr is proving once again that age is just a number. At 85 years old, the legendary former Beatles drummer is releasing a brand-new album titled Long Long Road, arriving April 24 through Universal Music Enterprises. The 10-track project is his second collaboration in a year with producer T Bone Burnett, following 2025’s Look … Read more

The band that inspired Thom Yorke most of all: “They turned my life upside down”

Music has the power to completely change a person’s life. For Thom Yorke, that life-changing moment came when he discovered R.E.M.. Today, Yorke is known as the creative force behind Radiohead, a band famous for pushing musical boundaries and experimenting with sound. Over the years, his work has blended influences from alternative rock bands like … Read more

“Next to the Stones and Zeppelin”: The album Henry Rollins called the best American hard rock

Rock music has always been about energy, rebellion, and pushing limits. Even when people debate whether certain albums by The Beatles are more rock or more pop, one thing is clear: no genre starts out perfect. Every great movement begins with young musicians experimenting, making mistakes, and finding their sound. Bands like The Rolling Stones … Read more