
From Cuba to Russia, Rappers Are Being Targeted in Record Numbers
All over the world, governments are cracking down on hip-hop lyrics and other forms of protest — with dire consequences for some rappers
All over the world, governments are cracking down on hip-hop lyrics and other forms of protest — with dire consequences for some rappers
China has produced some of the most vital indie rock on the planet. But can the scene survive gentrification, government crackdowns, and a hit TV show?
From the Beach Boys to will.i.am and Celine Dion, here's an unusual selection of Earth Day tunes dedicated to Mother Nature
AEG, the company behind Coachella, is planning a festival next year two weeks after Governors Ball. Is there room in the city for two big fests?
Droll duo explain the Gothic architecture and 'Spinal Tap' moment that led to their new LP
Watch the rowdy British band start a church mosh pit in 'English Tongue' music video
Dave Grohl and company outlast even their younger fans with a raucous set at Irving Plaza
"One rocker told me, 'The heroin is for your knees. The cocaine gets you onstage. And the booze makes it fun,'" says Grohl in candid SiriusXM sitdown with comedian/host
"She’s got something to say and she says it a little differently than the norm," says iconic singer. "Miss Adele is not one to be messed with"
The Canadian supergroup comes together to premiere 'Brill Bruisers' at the songwriting factory for which it was named
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