The new album, out Nov. 8, shows how the band’s sharp, thoughtful and gloriously off-kilter art-rock has evolved since its 1997 debut “Affluenza." ...

He played the trumpet with Lionel Hampton, produced albums ('Thriller'), songs ("We Are the World," "It's My Party"), films ('The Color Purple') and TV shows ('Fresh Prince of Bel-Air'), scored movies ...

Today in Music History for Nov. 5: ...

Stevie Wonder revisited his incomparable musical canon, pleading for unity amidst division over 3 hours in Chicago as tour of ...

Quatro’s decision to leave her sisters’ band and become an artist in her own right, came along after British producer, Mickie ...

But if you write songs from the heart, then you get up there on the stage and you play ... The band’s biggest hit was “Signs,” a cover of a 1971 hit for the Canadian rock band Five Man Electrical Jam.

Who could have imagined that a simple article in The New York Times would set off a chain reaction that solidified The ...

Robert Smith dismissed his band’s second-highest charting single as a boozy aberration. But it may have saved The Cure from ...

The long-standing gripe about Dylan’s tendency to deconstruct and rework his music until it’s virtually unrecognisable live is irrelevant tonight ...

Sixteen years after the last Cure album, Robert Smith has created an unrelentingly serious and sad work unlike anything his ...

Talking with Reid Johnson about the 20th-anniversary reissue of local indie rock classic 'You Forget About Your Heart.' ...