Chappell Roan’s stardom—and likely impending superstardom—has been evident for some time. Even so, her SNL appearance solidified her status as not only one of pop’s most substantial young artists but also as...

Our longtime pal Greg Thompson has exited Big Loud Rock. We'll have updates on his next chapter as they come in, but in the meantime you can reach him at…

In the first major hire of the Elliot Grainge era at Atlantic Music Group, the company has named Alana Dolgin president of Digital Marketing.

Quincy Jones, one of the most important figures in modern music, died 11/3 at the age of 91 at his home in Los Angeles. No cause was provided.

Not surprisingly, election stress courses through Karen Glauber’s latest Post Toasted column. She says she loaned Nada Surf frontman Matthew Caws her Harris/Walz hat and he wore it onstage. KG’s song-to-hear suggestion is Patti Smith’s “People Have the Power.” “Just play on repeat until the election is over,” she urges, “and please VOTE!”

Without yet knowing the results of Tuesday’s election (fingernail-biting is the new vaping), we have one result already in and counted: the tremendously successful efforts of HeadCount to use the power of music and pop culture to engage young people in the electoral process. We talked to Executive Director Lucille Wenegieme about HeadCount’s secret sauce—and why 2024 has been different from any previous election.