Jimmy Cobb, Drummer on "Kind of Blue," Dead at 91
His long career spanned generations of jazz musicians
Does Anyone in Congress Care About the Music Industry?
With venues on the verge of extinction, artists are getting increasingly creative to keep their industry afloat
Nike to Release Grateful Dead-Inspired Sneakers
Yes, they have a stash pocket
The World According to Mavis Staples
The legendary gospel singer talks about Little Richard, pets, and her post-quarantine plans
Queen's Brian May Recovering After Heart Attack
The guitarist has dealt with a number of ailments this year
After 50 Years, 1970 Philip Glass Composition Gets First Official Release
The unexpected saga of "Music for 8 Parts"
Third Known Photo of Blues Legend Robert Johnson Unveiled
The photo will serve as the cover for Johnson's stepsister's forthcoming memoir
These Were David Bowie’s Favorite Sandwiches in New York City
Here's where the music legend used to stop in to grab a bite
What Does the Future Hold for KROQ?
Is it really the end of the iconic station as we know it?
Has Coronavirus Killed the Song of the Summer?
With album postponements and tour cancellations, is a massive summer hit even possible this year?
Scorpions Lead Singer Denies CIA "Wind of Change" Theory
Did hair metal help end the Cold War?
Eight-Album Collection Will Tell "The Story of the Grateful Dead"
The limited-edition set is being sold exclusively by Vinyl Me, Please
The Bizarre, Unexpected, Neverending Life of Imogen Heap's "Hide and Seek"
Can “mmm whatcha say” escape “The O.C.” and become something timeless?
Neil Young's Long-Lost Record "Homegrown" Is Being Released
The album was originally shelved over a broken relationship
Hollywood Bowl Season Canceled for First Time in 98 Years
The venue's summer season is the latest to fall victim to COVID-19
35 Years Ago, Dire Straits Physically Changed How We Listen to Music
The band's 1985 smash hit “Brothers In Arms” was the flag-bearer of the compact disc era