Hard Working Americans Conjure Vintage Vibes at the Fillmore
The Fillmore is elevated into its higher realm as a transformative sonic temple of sound and light.
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Are The Rolling Stones More Than Just a Rock Band?
Rich Cohen, who covered the band for Rolling Stone in 1994, documents the Stones' historical and cultural importance in a new biography.
Living the Dream: Robin Clark and Carlos Alomar Remember David Bowie and Luther Vandross
"Then we got to a point in our lives when we met David Bowie … and I didn’t even know who David Bowie was."
Andre Williams: I Wanna Go Back to Detroit City
Motor City icon and veritable musical institution Andre Williams returns with a tough, cocksure love letter to his beloved city.
2016 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
With some of the worst presenters possible and musical performances about as exciting as leftover crab meat, 2016's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame show was one of its least interesting to date.
Prince: Something That You’ll Never Understand
Prince didn't care where you went. He didn't care what you did. And he couldn't take U with him.
Country Comes to Town: The Music Industry and the Transformation of Nashville
While some might think of country music as a repository of nostalgia, Hill argues that the genre is successful because its songs and its people address social and cultural issues as well as geographic change.
Time Only Makes the Cult Grow Stronger: Kids in the Hall’s ‘Brain Candy’
Brain Candy is considered the "darkest" chapter in Kids in the Hall's story. But dark is a part of their comedy and their appeal, so now's a good time to look at this film in a new light.
Ace Frehley Rocks Time and Space in Beverly Hills
Frehley delivered the goods song after song, ripping off the hot licks that inspired the next generation of guitar heroes while also delivering almost all of his most beloved classics with his typically affable wit and charm.
Daryl Hall and John Oates Unleash the Hits at Madison Square Garden
These days, it's kind of hip to be a Hall and Oates fan.
Jenny Lewis and the Watson Twins Honor ‘Rabbit Fur Coat’ LP with Reverent Show in LA
Jenny Lewis has come to occupy a relatively unique space bridging melodic indie rock with atmospheric psych rock.