Fresh off a raucous (and hilarious!) appearance on Saturday Night Live, Jack White hit the desert for a typically action-packed set at Coachella today, in a last-minute addition that follows the ...

Using a variety of sources, Stacker created a chronological list of how the long, loud, and rebellious history of rock 'n' ...

Jerry Byrd, the first-ever member of the Steel Guitar Hall of Fame, died on April 11, 2005, at age 85 in Hawaii.

The album remains a bittersweet reminder of just how talented and unique the San Diego band was when they were punching back ...

Spread the loveIn an exciting development for the K-pop industry, British guitar magazine Guitar.com has highlighted the rising K-pop group Rise as one of the top music artists to watch in 2026. This ...

At 69, ethnic-folk music icon Joey Ayala is not about to retire his guitar, kubings, and hegalongs. At this stage in his life, however, the ...

Singer-songwriter Tristan Dougherty looks to keep his new album, "A Flicker, A Flame," burning at upcoming shows.

I can't wait to hear the full studio cut. Ernest is gearing up to release a new album called Deep Blue on May 1st, which will be very beach-inspired and, as he put it before, it will sound like ...

On April 9, the Two Tours Collide tour stopped at the Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts in Melbourne, Florida, ...

The NYC new wave pioneers evolved with each album, leaving behind one of the great catalogues in American rock music ...

Chris Parsons and Joel Baer of Blueshift Big Band talk Joystick Jazz, the best video game soundtracks, and our generation's ...

In the late sixties, Doc set up shop in Chicago and worked at the Cook County Jail “passing out pills and holding sick calls.