Manic Street Preachers have just announced that their 15th studio album will be released in the new year - and will be ...

Today in Music History for Oct. 26: ...

Al Sturchio's "The Sound of the Spurs" contributed to the venue becoming "The Noisiest Arena in the NBA" in the 1970s.

Singer-songwriter Matthew Sweet, known for 1990s alternative-rock hits such as "Girlfriend" and "I've Been Waiting," suffered ...

Jack Jones, the Grammy-winning singer of popular music fare such as "The Impossible Dream," and the theme to TV's The Love ...

Today, you'll hear a live mini-concert recorded exclusively for World Cafe featuring the current Pixies lineup: singer ...

The 1970s just wouldn’t have been the same without the Mellotron. The keyboard’s otherworldly sounds helped to define that decade’s progressive rock, and it made its way into others as well. While the ...

The RCA Victor Recording Studios is said to be the “birthplace of the Nashville Sound.” Many legends have recorded within ...

The iconic Black Hills concert venue and the long-running music fest were inducted Oct. 19 for indelible contributions ...

Alex Van Halen wrote about his childhood and growing up with Eddie Van Halen in his new memoir "Brothers," four years after ...

Grammy winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will be bringing his 'Have I Said Too Much?' tour to The Forum next year.

Largely written by bassist Steve Harris, the record delves into the band’s deepest prog-rock proclivities with such lengthy numbers as “Lost in a ... the “Future Past” tour also pays homage to one of ...