Audible · Laura Jane Grace on Against Me! Criticized For Being Sellouts

With her track, Grace “will recount the story of her life, her rise to fame, and the painful but powerful moments that have led her to where she is now. Accompanied by new interpretations of her most personal and political songs, Laura traces her intersecting narratives as a punk rock anarchist navigating the mainstream music industry, and trans woman struggling to live as her true self.”

Audible · Elvis Costello on the first time he picked up the guitar

 Costello will display his skills “in this utterly immersive, unrelentingly playful audio-work of comedic philosophy. Part masterclass, part madcap guitar-manual – in this show, the ‘little hands of concrete’ himself delivers a love letter to the guitar, to music, and to the restorative power of ‘play.’”

Alice Cooper’s “Who I Really Am: The Diary of a Hollywood Vampire” is set to be released on October 7th and will “introduce listeners for the first time to the person that built the persona and why.” Next up on the schedule is Eddie Vedder and “I Am Mine,” which will be released on October 21st. On the track Vedder “dives deep in reflecting on a life at the intersection of art, sensitivity, masculinity, and ascendant pop/rock-super stardom that defined an age.”

On November 4th, Sharon Van Etten shares her very personal story through her track “All I Can.”  She will tell the “untold personal stories behind her heart-wrenching and beloved catalogue.”

The last artist to be released will be Dave Matthews and his untitled track. There is no official release date for his performance yet, but a few details about the track are already released, he will “lead listeners on an aural journey into our shared humanity. An expedition filled with moments of personal insight, and global impact, scored by new renditions of the music that made him a defining voice in global, popular music. His is a story of hope and advocacy; a reflection on the bittersweetness and urgency of living.”