JamBase — Sheryl Crow enlisted St. Vincent’s Annie Clark for her newly shared single “Wouldn't Want To Be Like You.” The post Sheryl Crow Shares New Song Featuring St. Vincent’s Annie Clark appeared first on JamBase. more info

Consequence of Sound — The singer-songwriters join forces for a song about "about the climate of truth not being important anymore." more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Sheryl Crow, Lisa Stansfield, Face to Face, Tigers Jaw, and more just-announced tour news. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Sheryl Crow released a new song today called "Wouldn't Want To Be Like You." The track features Annie Clark (aka St. Vincent) and in a Billboard interview, Crow says that the lyrical content is about "the climate of truth not being important anymor... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — 'I called her and said, 'I am dying to have you bring your St. Vincent-ness to this.' And I said, 'You will not hurt my feelings if you don't like the song,'' Crow told Billboard. 'And I sent it to her, and her response was, 'Fuck yeah.' That was a d... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plant's legendary pipes are still capable of scaling heights, and the Sensational Space Shifters are an impressive collection of multi-instrumentalists more than capable of living up to one of rock's most enduring legacies. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The 2018 edition of Bonnaroo continued on Friday (6/8) with sets from Muse, Sturgill Simpson, Paramore, T-Pain, Bassnectar, Japanese Breakfast, Tyler Childers, Alex Lahey, Manchester Orchestra, Sheryl Crow, Denzel Curry, Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave... more info

Guardian Music — The guitar-maker favoured by everyone from Jimmy Page to Johnny Marr has filed for bankruptcy. But with old models fetching up to £200,000, the firm should still be able to trade on its reputationIt is impossible to imagine recorded music without ... more info

Topix — This combination photo shows musicians Common at a screening of "All About Nina" during the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival in New York on April 22, 2018, left, and Sheryl Crow on NBC's "Today" show in New York on April 19, 2017. Crow and Common are a... more info

USA Today Music — Sheryl Crown and Common are two of the academy's 16 members — 13 of whom are women — announced in a statement Wednesday.             more info