The 1980s had a laundry list of distinct musical fads, but these three bands paved their own path and didn't succumb any of them.

For that reason, our journey begins in 1983, the year Metallica's debut album Kill 'Em All was released on Megaforce Records.

Yes ended the '70s in complete disarray. They'd argued over the musical direction taken on 1978's Tormato, and even argued ...

Alex G releases one of the most anticipated indie albums of the year. Headlights is his 10th record and the first for major ...

And So It Goes” is an extensive profile of the Long Island hitmaker that has him grappling with his music reputation and ...

Written by the iconic Hank Williams during his Nashville sessions (1950–51), the song never got released because his publisher didn’t like the alcohol reference in the song (rather ironic given the ...

Of course, other reasons some of the music, particularly the albums, remains forgotten are more or less the same as in the ...

World Championship Wrestling alum Marcus “Buff” Bagwell explained his decision to amputate his right leg above the knee after ...

The Minnesota Yacht Club Festival arrives for its second year, adding a third day and a (slightly) younger lineup. Rock Fest ...

Sugar Creek Music Festival is billed as "The Highway Band Extended Family Reunion" and carried on each year in memory of The ...

O Lo Que Quieras” in Delaware, Cyndi Lauper in Philly and Michael Franti & Spearhead in South Jersey are among weekend event ...

Steven Tyler, Joe Perry, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton and Joey Kramer on the making of Aerosmith's Music From Another ...