Palak Jayswal

On the heels of his latest single release from his upcoming fifth studio album, Shawn Mendes brings fans into the craziest year of his life. The Netflix documentary In Wonder follows Shawn on his self-titled tour last year and shows a…

Rest assured, this is no different in the era of live-streamed concerts becoming the norm. Niall’s charity show at Royal Albert Hall in London — a tribute to live music crew, and specifically crew that was meant to be working on Niall’s…

If there’s one take away from this collection of songs, it’s that LANY is growing and unafraid of all that is to come.

Ultimately the message of the film still resonates today. It’s about music, and the power of that music, and the fans — the ones who dedicate themselves to the thrill of being front row, to staying up for midnight releases, to knowing the…

Your sex or age doesn’t dictate how you can be changed by music or the impact an artist or band can have on your life.

On August 26, Ellie performed a live stream pay-per-view concert at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. LIVENOW, a new streaming platform for various live events hosted the “The Brightest Blue Experience.”

My top five music podcasts.

While some of my favorite artists, like Taylor Swift, have dropped surprised pandemic albums — I've also been discovering new artists and bands that I normally wouldn't come across in the regular rush of a daily schedule. 

The Notes on a Conditional Form art exhibit perfectly captures the crossroads of music, art, social justice, and simultaneously calls for self-reflection.

What Folklore does best proves that Taylor Swift manages to reinvent herself with every new album she releases, while somehow managing to stay true to her core and heart every time — and she’s one of the only artists who can do so…

Fans across the world unite to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the beloved boy band.

The four-track quarantine EP is a somber and nostalgic reflection on a relationship once had.

Like most coming of age stories, this one is all about figuring it out.

From Hayley Kiyoko to Troye Sivan and more - these are the songs you need to be blasting this month.

Shawn Mendes, Selena Gomez, and others have handed over their social media platforms to young Black leaders and activists to discuss systemic racism and how to bring about lasting change.