The '00s had a bevy of one-hit wonders across all genres. The artists dropped a hit that stuck with us, but why didn't they?

It was an off-the-cuff remark from guitarist Frank ‘Poncho’ Sampedro that gave Neil Young the title for one of his greatest songs. When Young and his band The Restless were notified of the ...

Forty-five years ago this month, Journey released an arena-rock anthem designed to make listeners wait—and then hit replay.

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The music of Bryan Adams is a lot of what makes the 1980s such a memorable era, a distinction that continued into the 1990s ...

Released alongside American Gigolo, Blondie's song, which featured a mix of electronic dance music and rock, debuted at No. 80 on the Billboard Hot 100 and eventually climbed to No. 1, spending six ...

The 80s were one of the most iconic and influential decades in music. In fact, many 80s songs remain popular hits to this day ...

The Firm introduced themselves to the public not only as an all-star band but also as a group capable of creating a rock ...

The Strokes are not like indie peers such as Vampire Weekend or Arctic Monkeys, who maintained critical and commercial ...

From psychedelic pioneers to stadium giants, these artists turned their backs on the sound that made them famous – with ...

Barbie doll. The star has been belittled as a ‘dumb blonde’ while shamed for not being ‘feminist’ enough. Yet w ...

In 1980, Ozzy Osbourne recorded what would become his signature song. Released in August 1980 in the UK and in February 1981 in the U.S., “Crazy Train” was Osbourne’s first single as a solo artist ...