When reflecting on the bands he was digging towards the end of his life, former The Clash frontman, Joe Strummer, seriously praised one particular 1990s act.

Arriving in the aftermath of Kurt Cobain's death, a record by three 15-year-olds from Australia somehow revived the American grunge scene, or vanquished it.

A few very much hated bands of the 1990s and 2000s have been making a comeback in the hearts and ears of listeners lately.

But after that second massive success the band’s fortunes faltered. The big-hair bubble burst, and it seemed that Heart were ...

The guitarist —who's currently on the road for the group's latest album, 'Leopard Skin' — says he has no regrets about ...

Wiseman, one of the semi-finalists for NBC's 'The Voice,' brought the coaches to their feet with her performance of ...

Band of Horses performs an outdoor concert at Spoleto Festival 2025 along with other big-name acts such as Mavis Staples, ...

Olivia introduced the world to her new mojo at her South American shows this spring, streamlining her Guts show into a headbanger rock blast. She headlined at the Lollapalooza festivals in Argentina, ...

He paused the concert again when a sign waving in the air stole his attention away from his duties onstage. After inquiring ...

For platinum rapper Doobie’s reinvigorating and rock-centric new album, Give ‘Em Hell Until You Get to Heaven, you go out blazing with an earnest, horns-raising run-through of Danzig’s iconic, ...

Guns N' Roses' Axl Rose, like many rock stars apparently, has taken a tumble or two on-stage through the years.

Amityville Music Hall, Cinema Arts Centre, Swing the Teapot and more venues are letting local musicians take the stage.