Last-minute Halloween costume ideas inspired by news and pop culture that almost anyone can make The labor doesn’t stop when one gets home—with new job titles coming into play, such as mom, brother, ...

The band—which has opened for music legends, including the Rolling Stones—and its lead singer will perform a free concert at ...

There's something perfect about the right music track hitting during a purely electric scene in a movie. The amalgamation of ...

Bob Marley's music is beloved all over the world, and songs like "I Shot the Sheriff" and "No Woman, No Cry" are among his very best.

If there’s anything that defines music in the 21st century, it’s constant change. We live in an era when your next favorite song could come from anywhere — all over the stylistic map, all over the ...

Bob Dylan's music has never pulled any punches. The raw emotion, the unapologetic lyrics, the storytelling—it all amalgamated into the essence of who Dylan is. He was also among the first to bring ...

It goes without saying that Bob Dylan is one of the most influential musicians of all time, but even the folk icon's most devoted fans might be surprised to learn that he helped to inspire a classic ...

First it was teased, and now it’s official: Bob Mould‘s ’90s band Sugar are back with not only shows announced but a new song. According to their website original members Mould, David Barbe and ...

Rolling Stone’s list of “The 250 Greatest Songs of the 21st Century So Far” is out, and several K-pop songs made the cut! With the first quarter of the 21st century winding to a close, the American ...

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When you have to live in solitary for a year, with next to no contact with the outside world, how do you pass the time? Well, music is probably going to play a big part. And indeed it does in Apple ...

Imitation is supposedly the highest form of flattery, but Bob Dylan certainly didn’t think so the first time he heard this Neil Young song from 1972. The song that grated on Dylan’s nerves so badly ...