In the mid 1960s, Otis Redding was on the verge of becoming one of the brightest R&B and soul stars in the industry. His ...

Italian jazz saxophonist and composer James Senese has died at the age of 80, a close friend, Enzo Avitabile, said via social ...

The album’s cast of guest singers was a motley crew that included Billy Mackenzie of the Associates, Paula Yates and a ...

In a new interview with The Telegraph, Glenn Gregory remembers performing the track on stage with Turner for Channel Four’s ...

Get ready for a night packed with rhythm, soul, and nostalgia as The Drifters European Tribute Tour arrives at Spice Villa, l ...

John Bonham was one of the greatest hard rock drummers of all time, but he also had a handful of vocal contributions to make ...

News from around the Southland includes items from Homewood, School District 230, Calumet City, Palos Heights, Orland Park, ...

As fans honour the loss of R&B legend D’Angelo and recall his sensual, slow-burn video for Untitled (How Does It Feel), it’s ...

Formally launched in 2007— 40 years after Redding’s tragic death— the foundation serves as the umbrella to mentor the next ...

In 2017, singer Brian Owens, one of St. Louis’s most celebrated artists, spearheaded a national tour of performing arts centers called The Marvin Gaye Experience. The tour was an extension of a series ...

These influential cities played pivotal roles in the rise of icons like Buddy Holly, Sam Cooke, and Hank Williams—yet still live in the shadow of more well-known music hubs like Nashville and Memphis.

Accidental frontman Joe Camilleri joined his first cover band, The Drollies, at 16 one night in Footscray in 1964, covering ...