Featuring honorary new member Steve Earle, The Fisherman’s Blues Revue finds The Waterboys diving deep into their landmark ...
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 ...
He’s bent the genre for so long now that labelling Billy Strings ‘bluegrass’ seems pointless. As with his 2022 album Me/And/Dad, recorded with his stepfather Terry Barber, this tribute to his late ...
In tribute to Dolly Parton, MOJO revisits our recent audience with the Queen Of Country. On the agenda: mortality, motherhood ...
It started on the London stage in 1973, depicting squares Brad and Janet ending up in the laboratory of mad scientist/alien transvestite Dr. Frank-N-Furter, played with indelible glee by a ...
In December 1964, he was a 17-year-old living with his parents in Bromley. Yet, aspiring singer Davie Jones - David wasn’t right, yet; Davy clashed with West End actor and future Monkee Davy Jones - ...
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 ...
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 ...
On the anniversary of Slow Train Coming’s release, MOJO revisits the storm of outrage and betrayal that greeted Bob Dylan’s ...
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