Tracy Chapman only buys music in "physical form" — and she's letting fans know why. "I don’t listen to as much as I used to, and I’m maybe going to date myself now, or someone’s going call me a ...

At a sit down with Willie Geist, Combs unpacked the now-iconic music moment: his performance of "Fast Car" alongside Chapman ...

The post Tracy Chapman Reissues Debut Album on Vinyl, Teases Possibility of New Music appeared first on Consequence. Two years after Tracy Chapman was catapulted back into the public spotlight by Luke ...

Tracy Chapman has revealed why she refuses to stream music in the digital age. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, 61, said she chooses to buy physical copies of albums for the benefit of fellow ...

The title of Tracy Chapman’s gospel-fueled 2002 song perfectly captures how many of her fans are feeling this week. They were justifiably thrilled by the reclusive singer-songwriter’s mesmerizing ...

There are only so many perfect songs in the world. “Fast Car” is one. Tracy Chapman’s 1988 single had a renaissance last year when country music star Luke Combs covered the song (earning Chapman a ...

Tracy Chapman’s duet with Luke Combs on her signature song during Sunday’s Grammy Awards had an immediate impact. “Fast Car,” released by Chapman in 1988, by Monday had rocketed to No. 1 on the iTunes ...

On a special episode (first released on February 7, 2024) of The Excerpt podcast: At the 2024 Grammy Awards, a Black woman and a white man sang together about people down on their luck and dreaming of ...

Megan Moroney, Jelly Roll and Lainey Wilson are also up for multiple awards at the May 16 event. Though she's currently owning the country charts, Beyoncé will qualify for next year's show with ...

Tracy Chapman only buys music in "physical form" — and she's letting fans know why. On Friday, April 4, the four-time Grammy winner, who has remained largely out of the spotlight in recent years, ...

Chapman, 61, also shared that she's been listening to artists like Chappell Roan and Charli xcx in a rare interview with 'The New York Times' Tracy Chapman only buys music in "physical form" — and she ...