The guitarist explains why “Message in a Bottle” demands massive stretches — and how he turned Sting’s idea into the band’s ...

In 1970, The Guess Who topped the charts with “American Woman.” The Canadian rockers’ hit song went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on May 9, 1970, and remained there for three weeks. But the song ...

For all of the great music Mark Knopfler has made over the years, this is the only one that he would be happy to revisit.

US singer and songwriter best known for his 1969 Woodstock performance of his anti-war I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-to-Die Rag ...

In 1969, the beloved UK chart show 'Top of the Pops' banned their first number one hit from airtime due to its overtly sexual ...

And the decision to award the closing set on the Other Stage on the Sunday evening to a five-piece art-rock instrumental band from Glasgow. Mogwai had arrived at this point with a velocity that took ...

Fifty-three years ago today, Eric Weissberg was at the top of the country chart with an album he recorded more than a decade earlier.

Anna continues to push her sound while cementing her reputation as a fearless songwriter unafraid to share the personal corners of her story ...

Arthur B. Hancock, owner of Stone Farm who bred three Kentucky Derby winners, is a 2026 Kentucky Music Hall of Fame inductee.

One of the world’s foremost session and rhythm players, Ella Feingold, explains what most people get wrong about Buckley as a ...

New insight into a song that stands as a near-perfect example of the Morrissey/Marr songwriting partnership ...

He almost got picked for the Rolling Stones, helped Bob Marley become a superstar, passed on joining Lynyrd Skynyrd, dated Joni Mitchell, and lived in music mogul David Geffen’s house. What a life ...