Joshua M. Miller

Joshua M. Miller is a Wisconsin-based journalist that covers music, entertainment, culture and more. He's also written for the Chicago Sun-Times, Rolling Stone, Guitar World, Paste, American Songwriter and Under the Radar.

My Morning Jacket's Jim James On Nature, Love & Existential New Self-Titled Album

Singer/songwriter Jim James talks about how My Morning Jacket's hiatus and 2019 reunion led to the band's new self-titled new album—plus how we should stop living so much in the digital world and embrace nature and love.

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Sep 14, 2021 – 1:00 pm

Rise Against's Tim McIlrath On The Deterioration Of The American Dream & Why He's Rallying For The 'Nowhere Generation'

With their new album Nowhere Generation, rockers Rise Against sought to create a rallying cry for younger generations—and anyone prohibited from the American Dream.

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Jul 12, 2021 – 9:03 am

Jakob Dylan Opens Up About The Return Of The Wallflowers & Their New Album 'Exit Wounds'

GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter Jakob Dylan talks about how transitions in life inspired him to return to his longtime band the Wallflowers and record a new album, Exit Wounds.

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Jul 8, 2021 – 2:20 pm

Battle Tested: Greta Van Fleet's Jake And Sam Kiszka Talk Ambitious New Album, 'The Battle At Garden's Gate'

GRAMMY-winning rockers Greta Van Fleet tell GRAMMY.com about how their time on the road and exposure to different ways of thinking led to their sonically and lyrically dynamic new album, The Battle at Garden's Gate.

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Apr 23, 2021 – 5:10 am

Valerie June Dreams Of A Better World On New Album 'The Moon And Stars: Prescriptions For Dreamers'

Singer/songwriter Valerie June tells GRAMMY.com about how her latest album, The Moon And Stars, urges listeners to dream big in seeking change in the world.

GRAMMYs

Apr 16, 2021 – 11:01 am

G.E. Smith & LeRoy Bell Talk New Politically Charged Album 'Stony Hill': "It Speaks To This Present Time"

GRAMMY.com caught up with the music veterans to talk about how their timely debut album offers a nonpartisan, universal perspective on today's societal issues and how their rich individual careers inform their newly formed duo.

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Aug 24, 2020 – 4:00 am

Bruce Hornsby Talks New Album 'Non-Secure Connection,' Working With Spike Lee And His Ongoing Support Of Civil Rights In His Music

The GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter tells GRAMMY.com about how his work with the revered filmmaker and his longtime affirmation of civil rights inform his latest album.

GRAMMYs

Aug 15, 2020 – 2:19 pm

Devon Allman (L) and Duane Betts (R) of The Allman Betts Band

VIDEO PREMIERE: The Allman Betts Band Ride The Desert Sun In "Pale Horse Rider," Talk New Album 'Bless Your Heart'

The group's founders, Devon Allman and Duane Betts, both sons of members of The Allman Brothers Band, tell GRAMMY.com how their latest double album helps cement their own identity while also honoring their past.

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Aug 6, 2020 – 7:00 am

Fantastic Negrito On How His New Album, 'Have You Lost Your Mind Yet?', Is A Timely Commentary On American Society

The two-time GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter tells GRAMMY.com how he tackles the many forms of mental illness, including racism, on his latest release and how he continues to use his music and art as a form of protest.

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Jun 25, 2020 – 5:41 am

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Joshua M. Miller

My Morning Jacket's Jim James On Nature, Love & Existential New Self-Titled Album

Rise Against's Tim McIlrath On The Deterioration Of The American Dream & Why He's Rallying For The 'Nowhere Generation'

Jakob Dylan Opens Up About The Return Of The Wallflowers & Their New Album 'Exit Wounds'

Battle Tested: Greta Van Fleet's Jake And Sam Kiszka Talk Ambitious New Album, 'The Battle At Garden's Gate'

Valerie June Dreams Of A Better World On New Album 'The Moon And Stars: Prescriptions For Dreamers'

G.E. Smith & LeRoy Bell Talk New Politically Charged Album 'Stony Hill': "It Speaks To This Present Time"

Bruce Hornsby Talks New Album 'Non-Secure Connection,' Working With Spike Lee And His Ongoing Support Of Civil Rights In His Music

VIDEO PREMIERE: The Allman Betts Band Ride The Desert Sun In "Pale Horse Rider," Talk New Album 'Bless Your Heart'

Fantastic Negrito On How His New Album, 'Have You Lost Your Mind Yet?', Is A Timely Commentary On American Society