Genre maverick Billy Strings puts the blues into bluegrass as he unpacks his complicated relationship with his late mother on ...
That’s when I did Rocky Horror. The Royal Court gave me £200 just for writing it. In 1973 you could live for a while on that.
From her early life growing up in poverty in Tennessee, Dolly Parton rose to become perhaps the biggest star country music has ever seen. Behind the glitz, hits and theme parks, however, was a ...
As the sun set over the Rufaro Stadium in Harare, Zimbabwe, on February 14, 1987, a feeling of love was in the air. Paul Simon stepped forward to announce: “We’re going to close by singing the African ...
Out in September, The Shel Tamy Recordings unearth never-before-heard tracks Bowie recorded with The Kinks’ producer in the ...
Alabama Shakes – I Must Be Dreaming Review: Shakes square up to the world on first album in a decade
Brittany Howard's blues-soul trio Alabama Shakes take on Trump's America on their first new album in over a decade, I Must Be ...
Bob Dylan’s conversion to evangelical Christianity at the end of 1978 remains the most extraordinary, unexpected and controversial transformation of a contrarian career. When Dylan’s new commitment ...
On The Militant, a track from Lambchop’s 1996 album How I Quit Smoking, Kurt Wagner recalls a grim discovery on a building site: “KKK” scratched into the fresh cement. Wagner scrapes the initials away ...
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