In April, Living Colour frontman Corey Glover talked about wanting to get into the studio with the band this month to start working on new material with the hopes of putting out a new album for 2025, ...

“Shall we start?” Reid formed the first version of Living Colour – then a trio – around 1983. Ten years later they would release their third studio album, Stain. Two years after that it ...

In 1988, Living Colour made an immediate mark on the rock world with the multi-platinum debut “Vivid,” an album that yielded a Grammy for “Best Hard Rock Performance” for the song “Cult ...

The BRC wasn’t the only thing responsible for breaking Living Colour. Reid met Mick Jagger while the Rolling Stones frontman was auditioning musicians for his 1987 solo album Primitive Cool ...

The track is off “Vivid,” Living Colour’s aptly named double-platinum debut album. According to setlist.fm, Living Colour’s Auburn set also included poignant “Vivid” cuts “Broken ...

The funk rock group Living Colour opened an energetic 2025 Songwriters Hall of Fame Thursday night to honor new inductee George Clinton. The gala was held at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in New ...

They sound exactly like their band name. Living Colour’s music is as prismatic and vibrant as heavy-rock gets. The band’s sound drew from guitar greats like Jimi Hendrix, but also punk ...

Living Colour once again raise the flag and up the ... hearing an instrumental like Red [from King Crimson’s same-named album of 1974] and just the feel of devotion and affection for a very ...

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Philadelphia’s Muscle Tough, the self-described “futuristic funk fusion trio” of Ross Bellenoit (guitar), Jonathan Colman ...

Living Colour tonight included original members Corey Glover (vocals) and Vernon Reid (guitar). Bassist Doug Wimbish is almost there, having held the position since 1992 and third album Stain.

Tickets are $53 - $83 including fees and can be purchased in person at 71 East Main Street in Patchogue, by phone at 631-207-1313, or online. Tickets will go on sale to the public on Friday, April ...