Nostalgia, pop culture, forgotten technology, and the era that raised itself.
Public Image Ltd brings its “This Is Not The Last Tour” run to American stages, extending John Lydon’s post-punk project into another live chapter.
Victoria Monét returns with the expansive 22-track album “Frequency of Love,” blending modern R&B with deliberate nods to classic 1990s slow jams.
British rock band Little Angels released its first new single in 32 years ahead of a 16-date reunion tour across Britain and Ireland.
Jackie Jackson, the foundational Jamaican bassist whose work powered Toots and the Maytals and countless classic recordings, has died at 79.
Talking Heads Radio launched October 1 with the band’s catalog, deep cuts and a rare conversation featuring all four members.
R.E.M.’s 25th-anniversary “Reveal” edition pairs the 2001 album with a previously unreleased 17-song Radio France performance.
Linkin Park’s new documentary “Unshatter” follows the band’s return after Chester Bennington’s death and the difficult work of rebuilding without pretending the past vanished.
Hanson singer Taylor Hanson was eliminated from Dancing With the Stars during Yacht Rock Night after performing to a Christopher Cross classic.
Backstreet Boys singer AJ McLean added 15 dates to his Better Man solo tour behind his upcoming album “Sex, Love & Music.”
Azkena Rock announced a 25th-anniversary lineup led by Bad Religion, Patti Smith and Wilco, with Rival Sons and Cherry Poppin’ Daddies also booked.
A new profile traces how Dinosaur Jr. survived estrangement, reunion and decades of glorious volume without pretending the members became sentimental roommates.
At 86, Ringo Starr continues touring, recording and leading his All-Starr Band nearly four decades after creating the rotating supergroup.
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