With Mick Jones and Topper Headon in their ranks, The Clash were an exceptional force in UK punk. Without them, they became nothing more than imitators.

A look into how punk rock evolved into post-punk and beyond, via a list of songs by Talking Heads, The Clash, Gary Numan and many others.

Celebrated bassist George Porter Jr. and his band Runnin’ Pardners release their latest album, the funky, instrumental ...

The city will be vibrant with live music including everything from classic jazz, rhythm & blues and piano, leading up to the ...

It stands to reason then that the Wallflowers have covered songs by a number of rock 'n' roll greats over the years, both ...

U2's "Sunday Bloody Sunday" has been named among the 100 best protest songs of all time by Rolling Stone. The song, the ...

Is there anything harder than choosing a band name? Yes, obviously, millions. But it still poses a challenge, as anyone who ...

Prince and the Clash were among those honored with Lifetime Achievement Awards at the Grammys‘ Special Merit Award ceremony ...

Jake Paul simply cannot sit still, can he? The YouTuber-turned-boxer has set his sights once again on Canelo Álvarez, this time because Canelo dared—how could he!—to sign a four-fight deal with Turki ...

Thirty years after losing the award for best rock album to The Rolling Stones, Pearl Jam lost again in that category on ...

Clash: Sometimes songs get sanitized in recording studio mixes, come out less like the original way that the band had played them. Is there a particular 10,000 Maniacs song you felt that came out ...