The Band Announce 50th-Anniversary Edition of ‘Stage Fright’

Includes unreleased recordings, a 1970 hotel jam, new stereo mix

Wait, Bob Dylan Owned ‘The Weight’? An Explainer

In selling his own catalog to Universal Music, Dylan also sold the publishing rights of the Band's first album Music From Big Pink — thanks to a peculiar arrangement that goes back to 1967

Why the Band’s ‘The Last Waltz’ Is the Greatest Concert Movie of All Time

How Martin Scorsese's film of group's legendary farewell show changed the way live music felt onscreen

Go Behind the Scenes of ‘The Last Waltz’

Photos from the Band's final show are part of an online exhibition by the Morrison Hotel Gallery

‘The Last Waltz’ Like You’ve Never Seen It Before

Can ‘The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down’ Be Redeemed?

Alabama singer-songwriter Early James wrestles with the racist Confederate mythology in the Band's 1969 song

Marcus King and Friends Give ‘The Last Waltz’ a Timely Update

With a cast of Nashville musicians like Devon Gilfillian and Early James, the singer-guitarist breathes new life into the Band's warhorse

Flashback: See Roger Waters, Van Morrison, the Band Play Pink Floyd’s ‘Comfortably Numb’ in 1990

Performance was part of star-studded production of 'The Wall' to commemorate the destruction of the Berlin Wall

Robbie Robertson Looks Back on the Band

Robbie Robertson talks about making the Band's classics and much more on Rolling Stone Music Now

Robbie Robertson on the Power of ‘The Weight’ During the Pandemic

The Band's 1968 classic has found a new audience in the wake of the coronavirus, thanks to a globe-spanning cover. "It's good medicine," says Robertson