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  • The 2022 Eurovision Song Contest will be held in May in Turin, Italy.
    Russia will still participate in Eurovision 2022, despite Ukraine invasion — for now
    The organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 say they will allow Russia to participate in this year's competition, despite the invasion of Ukraine, but that they will "monitor the situation."
  • What Are You Listening To?
    NPR's Steve Inskeep talks to Rob Bourdaud'hui, a British-born U.S. resident and former disc jockey, about what he's listening to this summer. Listen to clips of his ideas.
  • Springsteen Speaks: The Music of Pete Seeger
    Bruce Springsteen reinterprets the songbook of American folk legend Pete Seeger on his album We Shall Overcome. He talks about Seeger's music and the importance of an adventurous audience.
  • Dr. John points out Fats Domino's ruined house in New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward. Domino is staying across the river in Algiers these days.
    Dr. John: 'We're Gonna Be Back' in New Orleans
    One of New Orleans' best-known native sons, the piano professor Mac Rebennack, a.k.a. Dr. John, was back in town for Mardi Gras this week. In a tour of devastated neighborhoods, he expresses fear that the city's unique grassroots culture has been uprooted.
  • Ernesto Miranda, aka "Smokey," pictured in 2004 with his daughter Maybelline in front of his home outside San Salvador.
    Gang Leader Shot to Death on Road to Reform
    Ernesto Miranda, aka "Smokey," was a co-founder of the infamous Mara Salvatrucha gang in Los Angeles. At 38, he was studying law and working to keep kids out of gangs. All that ended Saturday night, when he was shot to death, apparently in retaliation for his anti-gang efforts.
  • Chris and Oliver Wood, The Wood Brothers.
    From XPN: The Wood Brothers in Concert
    The Wood Brothers perform the latest in a series of midday concerts from NPR Music and WXPN. The roots-rock duo's show has ended. But their full performance from the stage of World Cafe Live in Philadelphia, Pa., is available in archive form.
  • Rodriguez she says the unlikely artistic partnership with Taylor is based on a genuine affection for each other.
    Chip and Carrie: Rock Roots, Americana Sounds
    Chip Taylor is a music business vet who penned "Wild Thing" before Carrie Rodriguez was born. But the unlikely duo are critical darlings and staples of adult album alternative radio.
  • Madonna Indulges with 'Hard Candy'
    Madonna's new single, "4 Minutes," is an airtight, spit-polished production loaded with current stars, designed to send the message that Madonna still matters. Music critic Tom Moon reviews the pop icon's latest album, Hard Candy.
  • Amy MacDonald: A Self-Taught Scot
    At 20, the guitarist and songwriter from Glasgow has already sold 1 million copies of her debut album overseas. On the eve of the U.S. release of This Is the Life, MacDonald played a few songs and spoke with Scott Simon.
  • Lunch Money: Rock For Kids
    The South Carolina "kid rock" trio Lunch Money has a new CD out titled Dizzy. The group's hook-filled melodies and indie-pop arrangements have a familiar appeal to kids and adults alike.
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