Music

Richard Marx talks about getting personal in his new memoir, pandemic-induced writer's block and turning early stardom into a lifelong career

Jimmie Dale Gilmore talks about how the Flatlanders' moved from being seldom-heard legends to become a real band

Brandi Carlile's memoir reveals an artist forged by fiery religion and a hardscrabble upbringing in rural Washington

A couple of taste-expanding treats drop by the Inland Northwest for shows this week

As the long-delayed music festival season heats up, here are a few options you can hit within a day's drive

Dwight Yoakam, Fitz and the Tantrums heading to Spokane

From Tom Petty to Al Green, we pick our favorite releases from this year's first batch of Record Store Day exclusives

Counting Crows, Toadies, Josh Turner among new concert announcements for Spokane

St. Vincent takes a time machine to the '70s on the funky, stylish Daddy's Home

Radical sounds: A new Apple+ docuseries looks at the music and mayhem of 1971

Looking (and listening) ahead: A rundown of the Inland Northwest's biggest upcoming live shows

CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENTS: Riverfront Park Pavilion adds Death Cab for Cutie, My Morning Jacket shows in September

MUSIC NEWS: Jam out this weekend at outdoor festival benefit; plus Leslie Odom Jr. and REO Speedwagon

Myles Kennedy's time in lockdown inspired a new album, The Ides of March, with an expansive view of humanity

Wilco and Sleater-Kinney reschedule for Aug. 5, and the Monkees, Porter Robinson, Jake Owen and Shakey Graves book area shows

CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENTS: Northern Quest adds Roger Daltrey, Sublime with Rome, Old Dominion to summer

With their most successful album turning 50, the Carpenters turn out to be more than just soft-rock siblings

The Festival at Sandpoint to return July 29 with St. Paul and the Broken Bones

Van Halen's Fair Warning album turns 40 this week. Where does it rank among their catalog?