Patti Smith Details New Memoir ‘Year of the Monkey’
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Singer's latest memoir, illustrated with original Polaroid photography, will be released on September 24th
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Patti Smith Channels French Poet Antonin Artaud on Peyote
Posted in: Music News"Ivry" appears on the Soundwalk Collective's forthcoming album Peyote Dance
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Billie Eilish, Kacey Musgraves, Stevie Nicks Donate Memorabilia for Massive ‘Girls Rock’ Auction
Posted in: Music NewsJoan Jett, Dolly Parton, Patti Smith, Mavis Staples, Kelly Clarkson, Tegan and Sara, Norah Jones also among dozens of artists participating in Reverb sale
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Nick Hornby Talks Newfound Setlist Obsession for Charity
Posted in: Music Features“I just suddenly thought of it because it’s something that fans value that actually costs nothing," High Fidelity author says
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Pathway to Paris: Watch Patti Smith and Harlem Gospel Choir’s Glorious Earth Day Celebration
Posted in: Music NewsClimate change nonprofit honors the Earth with poetry and performances at American Museum of Natural History
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Rare Setlists from R.E.M., Who, Patti Smith Up for Auction
Posted in: Music NewsMore than 100 setlists are being sold to benefit youth writing and activism centers
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Van Morrison’s Vast Catalog Shines at All-Star Carnegie Hall Tribute
Posted in: Live ReviewsPatti Smith, Glen Hansard, Bettye Lavette and more reinterpreted more than a half century's worth of classic songs at New York benefit concert
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Ex Hex’s ‘It’s Real’ Is a Garage-Rock Killer
Posted in: Album ReviewsMary Timony’s power trio returns with snarl, arena-scale roar, and real-world hurt.
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‘Mapplethorpe’ Biopic Fails to Capture the Complex Portrait He Deserves
Posted in: Movie ReviewsOndi Timoner-directed movie chronicles photographer’s sexual and artistic awakening in New York City, as well as friendship with rock legend Patti Smith, but doesn't do his legacy justice
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2019 Tibet House Benefit: Primal Screams, Feedback and a Bowie Cover
Posted in: Live ReviewsStephen Colbert, Patti Smith, Jason Isbell, Debbie Harry, New Order and more confronted the Trump era with moving songs and a collective shriek at Carnegie Hall
