Dave Grohl has had the luxury of meeting many people from rock and roll's past, but he thought meeting this artist was like witnessing a piece of history.

The British rock star on his complicated relationship with the press and his latest album, "People Watching," which he made in L.A. with Adam Granduciel of the War on Drugs.

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The Vegabonds took the Midnight Rider’s advice to heart. The Southern rock road dogs, now based in Nashville, will release ...

It’s May 9th and here are some reasons why this day matters in rock history: In 2004, despite having almost no promotion, the ...

In the '70s, the excess and exploitation of disco’s heyday nearly killed Donna Summer. Then when she became a born-again ...

Coachella came and went in a blur of sequins, desert dust and $17 iced lattes. The music was unforgettable — Lady Gaga, Post ...

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Is private equity's involvement in the catalog market hurting new music? Some are blaming it for just that, but their ...

Doja Cat and Don Toliver’s new track, “Lose My Mind,” was released in support of the upcoming film’s companion album.

Fans Disciples can purchase tickets for all upcoming North American Lorde shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official ...