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In this article, Matt Shultz, the lead singer of Cage the Elephant, shares his personal experience with psychosis and his path to recovery. He discusses the support he received from his bandmates during his illness and the impact of his father's passing on their latest album, Neon Pill. Shultz also reflects on his arrest for possessing firearms, which ultimately led him to receive the necessary medical care. He talks about his recovery journey, the role of producer John Hill, and how his mental state influenced the album. Shultz also mentions the band's live performances and their upcoming appearance at Bonnaroo, expressing his excitement for future music-making. [Extracted from the article]

Norah Jones has released her latest album, "Visions," which was produced by Leon Michels and showcases a mix of jazz, soul, country, pop, and folk. The album was recorded over a year and a half in a home studio in upstate New York, giving it a live energy. Jones drew inspiration from her experiences during the pandemic and found creative ideas through meditation and before falling asleep. She has collaborated with other artists, such as Willie Nelson and Tedeschi Trucks Band, which has influenced her musical approach. Jones plans to embark on a tour with her band, including two female singers for harmonies. [Extracted from the article]

The article provides a summary of the 21st Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival held in Manchester, Tennessee. The festival featured a diverse range of artists from various genres, including pop, rock, EDM, jam, folk, and country. Headliners included Post Malone, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Fred Again.., and Pretty Lights, with performances from other popular artists such as Maggie Rogers and Brittany Howard. Despite challenging weather conditions, the festival attracted an estimated 65,000 attendees. The article highlights notable performances and moments throughout the weekend, including collaborations and sets by both established and emerging artists. [Extracted from the article]

Dickey Betts, a founding member of The Allman Brothers Band, passed away on April 18, 2024, at the age of 80. Known for his hits like "Ramblin' Man" and instrumental tracks such as "Jessica," Betts had a significant impact on the band's sound and legacy. He began his musical journey at a young age, influenced by traditional bluegrass and country music. Throughout his career, Betts played with various bands and had successful solo projects. After his retirement, he made a celebratory return to the stage in 2018, including a reunion with his former bandmate Jaimoe. Following his passing, friends and collaborators shared reflections on his life and music. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses several music festivals in 2015 which include the Nelsonville Music Festival in Nelsonville, Ohio on May 28-31, the Berlin Festival in Berlin, Germany on May 29-31, and the Flow Festival in Helsinki, Finland on August 14-16.