Nicole was 18 when she started doing music interviews, traveling to New England rock clubs and beyond. After winning a Rolling Stone writing contest in college, she pursued journalism full-time and went on to publish in The LA Times, ELLEgirl, Blurt, Hear/Say, Songwriter Universe, J Vibe, and Script Magazine, as well as running her own online music magazine, Tuned in Music. She is the author of the memoir, Hang In There, Wherever "There" Is.
Matteo BocelliMatteo Bocelli, son of Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, strikes out on his own and merges musical worlds on his debut album, Matteo, featuring the collaboration "Chasing Stars" with Ed Sheeran.
Grace PotterThe Grace Potter and the Nocturnals frontwoman talks about the journey along the iconic Route 66 that inspired her solo album Mother Road.
Jason Mraz Feels Like DancingJason Mraz talks about his magic trick, his Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride album, and the single "I Feel Like Dancing."
Morgan JamesBroadway veteran Morgan James on writing her Nobody's Fool album, covering Jeff Buckley, and gaining Prince's blessing.
Lisa O'NeillReturning to the US with a new album and new outlook, Irish folk musician Lisa O'Neill shares her experience recording a Bob Dylan cover for Peaky Blinders, and how Irish tradition and history has motivated her music.
Noelle Scaggs of Fitz And The TantrumsFitz and the Tantrums frontwoman Noelle Scaggs on her She Rocks Award, her initiatives with Diversify the Stage, and the hit song we almost never got.
Nick Waterhouse on Songwriting and The FoolerNick Waterhouse explains how his retro musical style and literary songwriting approach informed his new album, The Fooler.
Tenille TownesCanadian country singer Tenille Townes shares the stories behind her emotive tunes, and how a chance meeting on a stairwell led to the Bryan Adams duet "The Thing That Wrecks You."
Rhett Miller of Old 97'sOld 97's Rhett Miller embraces his inner misfit on his new solo album, has a career milestone while performing as a Guardians Of The Galaxy alien, and shares how he finds meaning through art.
Alison SudolFantastic Beasts actress Alison Sudol, who formerly recorded music as A Fine Frenzy ("Almost Lover"), takes us on a journey of healing and discovery through grief with Still Come The Night, the first album released under her own name.