The Mudd Club in Tribeca had an art gallery curated by Keith Haring, performances by Ginsberg & Burroughs, was frequented by Lou Reed, David Bowie, Johnny T...
When is a cover song better than the original? Is it flattery or just a cheap rip-off? Please Kill Me explores 12 cover songs that are better than you may expec...
Mick Ronson played beside David Bowie, Lou Reed, Bob Dylan, and many others, and he finally receives his due in a new documentary.
The Los Angeles Times referr...
As Hurricane Harvey hit land for a second time on Wednesday in Texas, musicians, athletes, and others from the entertainment world have stepped up to help with ...
Todd Haynes, best known for his offbeat films about Bob Dylan and Karen Carpenter, is set to direct a documentary on the Velvet Underground.
Director Todd Hayn...
Dick Gregory, the groundbreaking comedian, crusader for social justice, health food advocate, presidential candidate, and conspiracy theorist died Saturday, August 19, in Washington, DC. He was 84 years old....
White Supremacist hate music is being removed from streaming music companies, who say the content incites violence and promotes hate.
Online music streaming se...
Trump’s saber rattling and Nazi-coddling has the nation on edge, but these songs are reminders of earlier moments of national dread.
Americans currently find o...
From the Bronx to the Lower East Side, San Francisco to New Orleans, Alynda Segarra sings for the displaced and the dispossessed.
What constitutes “punk” or “p...
Listen to David Bowie's playlist from a 1979 stint as DJ on the BBC!
"Hello. This is David Bowie. It's a bit gray out today. And I've got some Perrier water an...
Randy Newman is a raconteur of the first order. He sings in the voices of his characters, which can sometimes get him into trouble with less than discerning aud...
The Stooges, MC5, Bob Seger, The Faces, Jethro Tull and Chicago all played at the Goose Lake International Music Festival in Jackson County, Michigan, about 40 ...
A look back at the racial tension that exploded in Detroit fifty years ago...and a selection of songs inspired by the 1967 uprising.
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A noisy, violent p...
Daniel Johnston, the Texas-based lo-fi musician and visual artist, announces his final tour, backed by Built to Spill, Jeff Tweedy and more.
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