Cameron Lavi-Jones of the Seattle-based band King Youngblood used his band's entry into this year's Tiny Desk Contest to highlight two generations of Black musicians.

One of Rhino Records’ Record Store Day 2026 offerings is a Stone Temple Pilots live album from 2001. The album finds the band on tour for it’s Shangri-La Dee Da album, the last album from its original ...

Rod Stewart, the Stones and the Who are among the growing roster of musicians staying on stage in their old age, but how do ...

The former bass guitarist for the Zac Brown Band was given a nightmare diagnosis — doctors told him he had ALS in 2021 — and was told he had just 2-to-5 years to live. The 55-year-old country music ...

Slow Pulp are great at piano ballads. The Chicago indie rockers proved this with the beautiful title track of 2023's Yard, and now they're proving it again with the second Melodie single "Not For ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From left: Mel B, Mel C, Victoria Beckham (née Adams), Geri Halliwell and Emma Bunton of The Spice Girls pose for a photo during a ...

Time flies, but it has been 20 years since 2006 and we're taking you back to revisit the 40 songs that helped define rock radio in 2006. So what was happening with rock music in 2006 and how did it ...

At their core, Rush were always about glorious musical excess, routinely cramming more riffs and time signatures into single songs than some bands managed on entire albums. And as much as the band ...

Charli xcx is always raving atop that thin line between earnestness and irony. Her new song, “ Rock Music,” leans towards the latter. It’s the first single of her forthcoming “rock” album that's ...

YouTube’s annual Coachella livestream is the single best place to experience and discover new and contemporary music on the Internet: For three days, it is packed with career-defining sets for some of ...

The year was 1976 and these songs kept the radio rocking through the bicentennial. First, it should be noted that "rock radio" was not technically a thing yet in the mid-1970s, at least not in terms ...