Devon Ivie

What did one of our staff writers put on their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ballot this year? Since she wasn’t allowed to put down Phil Collins seven times, here’s who else made her final cut. vulture.com/article/rock-h…

What can I say, Chris Robinson made me chuckle a lot vulture.com/article/best-b…

Here we go again: the 2026 Rock Hall anonymous ballot vulture.com/article/rock-a…

They call him ‘the man with the interesting sounds.’ Prog-rock legend Adrian Belew tells us about preventing a Talking Heads coup, shaking up King Crimson, and going to ‘Graceland’ with Paul Simon. vulture.com/article/king-c…

Baz Luhrmann just gets it vulture.com/article/baz-lu…

phenomenal nile rodgers interview here, so much going on in this paragraph vulture.com/article/nile-r…

I went on a run ride with Nile Rodgers vulture.com/article/nile-r…

A report on the Bands of Theseus vulture.com/article/when-i…

Dancing the night away with Hilary Duff, who didn’t think 2,500 people would show up for her ‘Small Rooms, Big Nerves’ tour. vulture.com/article/hillar…

Millions of people have watched @joe_keery play Steve Harrington in Stranger Things for a decade now. But in the real, Demogorgon-free world, 33-year-old Keery is one of the most popular musicians of the moment. His song “End of Beginning,” which he released as an independent artist under the stage name Djo in 2022, has broken global streaming records for the past two weeks — and is currently the No. 1 song globally. Though “End of Beginning” never appeared in “Stranger Things,” Keery knows his appearance in the final season likely drummed up interest in his music and helped the song reach a new apex of success. “It feels like it’s taken on this life of its own,” he says. “It’s being used to underscore the end of a year and the show coming to an end — the end of an era and the start of something new.” Keery talks to staff writer Devon Ivie about how he defied the music industry, what he thought about that “Stranger Things” finale, and more: nymag.visitlink.me/V3ccVC

I’m also adding Phil Collins (solo), Weird Al, and the B-52s vulture.com/article/who-sh…

“You make 12 people happy each year, and 30,000 get mad.” A much-needed debrief with the Rock Hall’s top boss vulture.com/article/rock-a…

A statistic that surprised me in 2025: Haim is the first all-female band to be nominated for Best Rock Album at the Grammys. They tell me all about where the future of the genre is going vulture.com/article/haim-b…

Jason Isbell’s ‘feral’ years in Drive-By Truckers are well past him. In our newest ‘Music History’ series, Isbell walks us through all of his ‘firsts’ as a musician, including his first day on the set of ‘Killers of the Flower Moon.’ vulture.com/article/jason-…

I had a lovely chat with Nick Mason that somehow took a turn to the brotherhood of drummers commiserating about Van Morrison vulture.com/article/nick-m…

We asked 50 culture-makers to join us in anointing the best of 2025. For our inaugural #Culturati50 portfolio, the people who shaped entertainment this year evaluated the movies, TV, music, books, theater, and other miscellany that shaped 2025: vulture.com/article/cultur…

I interviewed David Byrne about creating the best concert experience of 2025 vulture.com/article/david-…

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