Crosby, Stills, and Nash Detail ‘Deja Vu’ 50th Anniversary Reissue

In new interviews, members of the supergroup reflect on CSNY's 1970 masterpiece and what to expect on an upcoming expanded edition

The Many Lives of Judee Sill

After an abusive childhood and run-ins with the law, she grew into one of the most captivating singer-songwriters of the Seventies. More than 40 years after her death, could the world finally be ready to appreciate her?

Our Last Shows: A Look Back at Final Concerts Before the World Went Quiet

From a Nashville relief fest to Celine Dion to Iggy Pop at Carnegie Hall, these shows are burned into our memories as we wait for live music to come back

Classic Rockers Are Getting Vaccinated. Could They Tour Soon?

James Taylor, Elton John, Graham Nash, Brian Wilson, Willie Nelson, David Crosby, John Fogerty, Loretta Lynn, and Kiss’ Paul Stanley have all got the jab

‘Human Highway’: Piecing Together the Great CSNY Album That Never Was

With the release of Neil Young's Archives Vol. II, more clues have arrived about the group's never-completed follow-up to Déjà Vu

Neil Young’s ‘Archives: Volume II’ Is a Stunning Look Back at His Prolific Peak

The legend's long-awaited collection features four years in the Seventies — packed with gems and rarities

Graham Nash Revives an Always-Urgent Plea on New Song ‘Vote’

Musician initially wrote song during the Nixon era, but resurrected it for what he hopes will be the end of the Trump era

Guitarist Shane Fontayne on His Years With Bruce Springsteen, CSN, Sting, and Rod Stewart

The journeyman musician launched his career with Mick Ronson in 1976 and never looked back

Back to Laurel Canyon

Graham Nash Talks Quarantine, New Album on ‘CBS Sunday Morning’

"We've been talking a long time over these years. And it's never been this weird, has it?"