At karaoke nights across Mumbai, an unexpected trend is emerging. Between renditions of Kendrick Lamar and Taylor Swift, it’s ...

Tom Petty found a kindred musical spirit in Jeff Lynne. "Yer So Bad" turned into one of the most potent examples of their collaboration.

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Per usual, Green Day is in the news again for being “too political”. Shocker? It is for some who seem to be confused over what punk bands stand for. But really, it’s hardly something to linger on. All ...

The film “1-800-ON-HER-OWN” follows the fiercely independent artist as she tries a career first: writing a song with another ...

From The Doobie Brothers to The Smiths, James Brown to Metallica, 7th barre chords are fundamental for playing with more color and sophistication ...

Motörhead line-ups may have changed, but Lemmy never did. In 2005, as the band prepared to release their 18th studio album, ...

Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable new tracks. Listen to the Playlist on Spotify here (or find our profile: nytimes) and at Apple Music here, and sign ...

The Doors weren't sure about Jim Morrison at first, but the lyrics to their future classic track managed to convince them.

Andrew McConathy and the Drunken Hearts prepare for a Bluebird gig this Friday, with new singles at the ready.

Mark Winters wasn’t always a songwriter. It all started when exchanging poems with his grandma. The self-proclaimed singer-songwriter is based in Texas and is embarking on his first time out West, ...