Peter Cat Recording Co.'s latest album, 'BETA,' is a study in growth — both sonically and in life. Ahead of an international tour, including dates with Khruangbin, members of the band discuss their aural evolution. Keep reading
The first-of-its-kind group is the project of Geffen Records and Korean entertainment giant HYBE. Learn all about the six-member group, from their journey as trainees on "Dream Academy" to their debut album, 'SIS (Soft Is Strong).' Keep reading
“The four of us have no business being together in a band given our backgrounds," Navarro says of his bandmate's musical origins. Despite that, Jane's Addiction is back with a new song and their first U.S. tour in over a decade. Keep reading
Held 30 years ago Aug. 12-14, Woodstock '94 featured an eclectic (and muddy) lineup that launched Nine Inch Nails, Green Day and others into the limelight. Keep reading
On her latest album, 'Winter's Diary 5,' R&B songstress Tink perfects the soul-baring storytelling that put her on the map — and further leans into her purpose. Keep reading
Check out some of the new music that dropped on Aug. 9, from Elvis' hometown recordings to Katy Perry's latest bop. Keep reading
"I’m always going to authentically represent dancehall culture," Spice says of creating her new album, 'Mirror 25.' Beyond her trademark sound, Spice's latest includes forays into Afrobeats, soca, R&B, and country. Keep reading
With performances from Tierra Whack, DJ KillSing, Trumpet Chics, Kenya Vaun, and Mathew Whitaker, the Philadelphia Chapter's summer celebration highlighted the city's vibrant and diverse musical landscape. Keep reading
As Ne-Yo takes his hit-filled catalog to the Las Vegas Strip, he shares hilarious stories about some of his most popular songs, from a three-minute writing session to a Wembley Stadium moment with Pitbull. Keep reading
Through RAA+D, its Accessibility + Disability Network, the Recording Academy is building true accessibility for everyone in the music community and championing artists and music professionals with disabilities. Keep reading
