Song of the Week: Priests Cover Danzig’s “Mother”
The Washington, D.C. band follow their acclaimed album by covering Danzig's most famous solo track
Why a New Album of Prince “Originals” Is a Perfect Soundtrack for 2019
Fifteen songs the singer gifted to other performers now take on new meaning
New Orleans Rock Legend Dr. John Has Died at 77
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member and six-time Grammy winner died of a heart attack
Steven Van Zandt: “Born in the USA” Was Misconstrued by Ronald Reagan
Reagan tried to use and reference the song during his reelection campaign
Don’t Think Twice and Watch Martin Scorsese’s Bob Dylan Documentary Trailer
"Rolling Thunder Revue" Hits Netflix and theaters on June 12
How Jay-Z Became Rap’s First Billionaire
"I ain't got a billion streams, got a billion dollars"
Psychedelic Rock Legend Roky Erickson Has Died at 71
It took decades for the 13th Floor Elevators frontman to get the respect he deserved
Napster’s Lasting Impact on the Music Industry 20 Years Later
"Why would you spend $17 on a Britney Spears CD and get only two songs that you like?"
Heartbreaker: Tom Petty’s Wife and Daughter in Salad Dressing Dispute
Petty's likeness may land on supermarket products à la Paul Newman
Lost Video of Beatles Performance to Be Shown for First Time in 50 Years
The clip shows the band playing their song, "Paperback Writer"
Robert Plant and David Gilmour Set to Launch New Podcasts
Plant's launches next month and Gilmour's launches this week
Billy Joel Concert Turns Into Led Zeppelin Covers Show
Joel Was Joined by Jason Bonham on Drums
Van Halen and the Craziest, Most Debaucherous Party of 1984
"Lost Weekend" directors Bradford Thomason and Brett Whitcomb on all the sex, drugs and rock and roll you'd expect from Diamond Dave and Co.
The Rolling Stones Give Back Royalty Rights to “Bitter Sweet Symphony”
The legal dispute with the Verve's Richard Ashcroft took 22 years to resolve
NYC Public Library Acquires Fab 5 Freddy’s Personal Archive
Harlem's Schomburg Center has the personal collection of the original “MTV Raps” host
There Were Plenty of Music Festivals in ’69 That Weren’t Woodstock
Tyler Wilcox of Pitchfork has rounded up six of 'em