Joe Levy

A little more than two years ago, Jack Antonoff celebrated Fun’s No. 1 single, “We Are Young,” in an unusual way: by starting to write songs for a new band, Bleachers. “The …

Next May, Trent Reznor turns 50. “It’s with some sense of dread,” he says dryly. “I saw something on TV, ‘If you’re age 50 to 74, apply now…’ —…

The Rolling Stones are not just the world’s greatest rock ’n, roll band, they also are its most well-documented.

Rock and Questlove — executive music producer and co-composer of the score for the comedian’s new film, ‘Top Five’ — riff to Billboard about the movie and the music th…

An 18-year-old Elvis Presley walked through the doors of the Memphis Recording Service at 708 Union Ave. in the summer of 1953. He carried a beat-up guitar that he’d had since the age of…

In December — as Madonna rushed out six songs from Rebel Heart after some truly ugly cyber-bullying — she told Billboard she had recorded so much material that she had considered doing …

“The secret I finally learned, after all these years, is just stay loose with this stuff,” says Paul Shaffer. “Swing with whatever happens onstage, because everybody else is.” Whether playing “(Pus…

Atlantic ran the board, if not the game, in 2016, racking up the label’s biggest year since Greenwald and Kallman took over in 2004, with year-over-year market share up more than two points, from 7…

Under the Atlantic Records chairman/COO’s leadership, the label is in the midst of a two-year hot streak, and she wants the women who work for her to someday get her job. “I want someone to come ta…

He has the longest-running Hot 100 hit of all time and could soon win Grammy gold, but Lil Nas X is determined to stay weird — and refuses to be categorized.

Phil Spector’s art created the world he couldn’t create for himself: a tortured, toxic and finally murderous man crafting hit after hit about idealized romance

Last year, Premier’s supervision business grew 60% and the company added podcasting to its work with brand clients such as AT&T, Coca-Cola, Google and Samsung.

Last year, Premier Music’s supervision business grew 60% and the company added podcasting to its work with brand clients such as AT&T, Coca-Cola and Google.

Last year, Premier Music’s supervision business grew 60% and the company added podcasting to its work with brand clients such as AT&T, Coca-Cola and Google.