To commemorate Women's History Month, World Cafe is looking back on a century's worth of music history. Every week in March, ...

The truth, often comic, says a lot about why things happen and what it’s like living under a dictatorship, such as Spain’s in ...

The National Jazz & Blues Festival, established in 1961 at Richmond Athletic Ground, marked the beginning of organized ...

After scoring a hit in 1966 with the distinctive folk-pop of her jazz-inclined debut single "Walkin' my Cat Named Dog," US ...

The quiet one’s songwriting gifts fully flourished during the latter half of the Beatles’ reign, and we’ve collected his own ...

On this day in 1968, this first-ever no. 1 hit posthumous record was released by beloved late singer/songwriter Otis Redding.

He was the little brother in the Grateful Dead. Now he's one of the last men standing. He shares lessons from a lifetime ...

Remembering Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry, MOJO revisits a brain-scrambling encounter with the high priest of dub. “Are you f**kin’ mad ...

When the future tennis star was growing up behind the Iron Curtain, hearing U.S. music and the news of the world ‘was our lifeline.’ ...

Lionel Brockman Richie Sr. and Alberta R. Foster welcomed their son, Lionel Richie, in 1949. Here’s everything to know about ...

Zakk Wylde is excited to participate in Black Sabbath's farewell concert with Ozzy Osbourne, but he won't be performing his ...

Accrington Stanley has closed down its hospitality suites after being banned from holding events with live or amplified music due to noise nuisance.