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How ‘Chicago’ Is Bringing a New Reality to Broadway — And Reaping the Rewards (opens the original)
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In the alley outside Broadway’s Ambassador Theatre — home for 23 years now to the musical Chicago — there’s an unofficial “wall of fame.” Adorning the white bricks are the names of all the actors who’ve played the lead roles in the show, a group that includes a slew of Broadway legends, but also quite a few unexpected show people. There are pop artists like Brandy, Usher and Ashlee Simpson, and actors known better for the screen than the stage, like Pamela Anderson, Melanie Griffith and Sofia Ve
Here’s the Full Track List for Dexter and the Moonrocks’ New Album (opens the original)
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With a sound blending hard rock guitar, country-influenced confessional lyrics, and an unmistakeable talent for melody, the self-proclaimed “four dumbasses from West Texas” who comprise Dexter and the Moonrocks have coined a genre of their own — “Western space grunge” — and, with songs that would sound perfectly at home in ’90s Seattle, helped fuel the current rock revival on the Billboard charts. After making its alternative radio breakthrough in 2024, the band became a true commercial force ea
Dexter and the Moonrocks Want ‘to Set the Tone of What Rock Music Is Going to Be’ (opens the original)
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“We’re four dumbasses from West Texas — like us or hate us, this is who we are,” drummer Ryan Fox (commonly referred to as just Fox) says matter-of-factly of a band that has both helped to resurrect the sound of ’90s grunge and bring them back to the Billboard charts. The four members of Dexter and the Moonrocks started out exploring red-dirt country but have surged to the forefront of the current rock revival with songs that marry country’s confessional lyrics (“I’m a bad guy” stories, as guit
‘Lost Weekend’ In Space: How Artists Like Phoebe Bridgers Turn Planetariums Into Music Venues (opens the original)
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“It’s like making a music video,” Andrew Bundas says. “There’s no one way to do it.”He’s speaking about an unusual but increasingly popular visual medium for musicians to promote their new music: planetarium shows. As planetarium educator for the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, N.J., Bundas has worked on two of the most high-profile examples in recent years: Lil Yachty’s album release events for his Let’s Start Here in 2023, and, last week, listening experiences celebrating Phoebe Bridger
Meet the Merch Maven Behind Behind Morgan Wallen’s ‘God’s Country’ Drop & Post Malone’s ‘Big Ass Ciggy’ (opens the original)
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How do you turn an unexpected viral moment into must-have merchandise? Just ask Bravado’s senior director of brand management, Rachel Zucco. In her role at Universal Music Group’s merch and brand management division (where she “started at the bottom” nine years ago), Zucco is, as she puts it, “the glue” that connects artists, their management and Bravado’s own internal teams to handle all aspects and stages of merch development. “The coolest part is, nothing is cookie-cutter here,” the 33-year-o
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