teens

"I don’t know why your jumper is so fluffy. I’m not into it."

"Maybe its just the generation Z in me but how did people burn CDs?" asks a 17-year-old. "Like how did you just get a blank CD and put songs on it?"

The band's sold-out London shows this week were a testament to how much they've mattered for more than 20 years.

MTV’s 2017 show featured Miley Cyrus singing to children, a moving statement against racism from a descendent of Robert E. Lee, and Katy Perry telling jokes about Twitter. What.

2007 was one helluva year for straightened sideswept hair, chipped nail polish and feelings.

Over the course of their second release, 'Great Pile of Nothing', the band sing about depression and all those terrifying existential feelings you get when you think about life a little too deeply.

It’s the final blowout before graduation; it’s a school event, except you don’t have to learn anything. Is it the show of a lifetime?

An integral part of Arcade Fire, Neufeld’s back with more solo stuff. Like “We’ve Got A Lot”—a gorgeous collage of the daily life of teenagers.

14-year-old Miguel and 16-year-old Blu were already stars.

The single is from his newest album 'Rodeo.'

Their long-lost hard rock gem 'Into the Night' is back on wax.

“My dad has no idea where I am right now.”