Andrew McMahon has lived quite a life in just 28 years. Not only is he the frontman for two well-loved and respected bands, Jack’s Mannequin and Something Corporate, but he also endured through a tough battle with leukemia. After surviving the ordeal, he started the Dear Jack Foundation in an effort to raise awareness and … More Andrew McMahon: Celebrating Life
Chris Carrabba takes a look back at his first album for the 10th anniversary of “The Swiss Army Romance,” remembers his time in Further Seems Forever, explains why he’s never set out to write a hit, and updates what’s next for Dashboard. … More Dashboard Confessional
Andrew McMahon gives an inside scoop into writing and recording the upcoming third Jack’s Mannequin record, the Something Corporate reunion, Dear Jack Foundation’s continuing efforts to fight cancer, and how his life has finally started to come into focus. … More Jack’s Mannequin
Singer-songwriter Joshua Radin discusses starting fresh on his third album “The Rock and the Tide,” the rush of recording live, the strange ways technology has affected romance, and why life is all about being open to trying new things. … More Joshua Radin
Frontman Jim Adkins discusses the process behind the band’s seventh album “Invented,” writing songs from varying perspectives, why you shouldn’t censor yourself, and embracing your ideas, whether they’re good or bad. … More Jimmy Eat World
Lead singer Stephen Christian discusses writing “Dark Is the Way, Light Is a Place” as a contradictory, coming-of-age record, working with producer Brendan O’Brien, the pressure-filled trials of “New Surrender,” and the weird side of the band. … More Anberlin
Bassist Sergio Vega talks about the bittersweet emotion of joining the band, the rejuvenating jamming sessions for “Diamond Eyes,” and the organic nature of music. … More Deftones
Frontman Tim Skipper talks about the themes and musical progression on “Suburba,” how the record rejuvenated the band and kept it from breaking up, and finding freedom amidst life’s setbacks. … More House of Heroes
Drummer Sam Loeffler discusses the band’s latest album “Sci-Fi Crimes,” following your own path, compromising in the music industry, and what’s next for the group. … More Chevelle
There was a time when Lost was unquestionably my favorite television show of all time. It’s the first substantial show I’ve religiously followed from inception to conclusion, the type of which will probably never be seen again. Therefore it’s no surprise a lot was riding on last night’s 105 minutes, and over the course of … More Did ‘Lost’ Lose Itself?
Jonathan Bautts 