‘I Remember Jeep’: The George Harrison song that features two members of Cream
Sometimes songs showcase more than just the tracks at hand, with one tune George Harrison proved he was now the star of the ...
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The Story Behind Every Song On Jim Ghedi’s New Album Wasteland
The English guitarist, songwriter, and song interpreter Jim Ghedi came to folk music through a side door. He grew up playing ...
Five Fits With: Rapper, Singer, and Songwriter SAINt JHN
The musician fills us in on his first big fashion purchase, growing up in Guyana, and his new album "Festival Season." ...
Mark Tremonti on the political climate, being a guitar hero and Frank Sinatra
Take care of business. Quit your comfort zone. Don’t listen to rock journalists. And never forget you could still be washing ...
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A minute with Myria Koukkoulli Vassiliou: singer
Where do you live?I live in Nicosia with my husband What did you have for breakfast?Tea and toast. Describe your perfect dayA ...
Rico Nasty Spent Years ‘Locked Away in the Studio.’ Her New Album, ‘Lethal,’ Set Her Free
Rico Nasty announces new album, 'Lethal,' out May 16 via Fueled by Ramen. Here, she tells 'Rolling Stone' about firing her old team and starting over.
Orangevale temple gets Torah that survived the Holocaust
The Holocaust Torah is on what the Memorial Scrolls Trust calls a "permanent loan." That means it will remain at Temple Or ...
Noughties music legend wants Calvin Harris for major collab
SEAN PAUL says Scotland is his favourite place to party – as it reminds him of the moment he broke the big time. The ...
Nick Grimshaw on his new 6 Music radio show: “People can tell if you don’t love music”
Nick Grimshaw talks his role as host of the 6 Music breakfast show in place of Lauren Laverne and shares advice for aspiring ...
Rise to fame was mad – it was too much, too fast but what I signed up for, reveals Sam Fender
I WATCH people on the way back home,” sings Sam Fender on the soul-bearing title track of his new album. With its widescreen ...
Rock Hall of Famer Colin Blunstone goes beyond The Zombies. ‘It all began in 1964,’ he says.
The 79-year-old English singer made his U.S. concert debut in 1964 with The Zombies. His Tuesday show here will be the first San Diego-area solo show of his career.
The cult of Mr Worldwide: How Pitbull started a global movement
The rapper’s loyal fans rock up to his shows wearing bald caps and aviators in his image. As Pitbull embarks on yet another ...