Born and raised in Queens, singer-songwriter Jesse Malin played his first performances as a youth in downtown Manhattan’s ...

You may remember Linda Perry from 4 Non Blondes, the female band that took the 90s by storm with their single “What’s Up.” ...

The Aquarian recently sat down with lead singer Emily Haines to talk about the band’s lengthy career, their latest effort ...

Lacking clout when he entered the music business, John Mellencamp acquiesced to his manager’s insistence that he change his name to the ostensibly more marketable Johnny Cougar. But after he began to ...

Gary Hoey has always been the kind of artist who sends the elevator back down. Several of our friends have stories about ...

Buddy Holly and his band released The “Chirping” Crickets, on Nov. 27, 1957, about 14 months before he perished in an Iowa airplane crash. The record, their debut, turned out to be the only album they ...

Despite having radio success in the past, From Ashes to New are still finding ways to redefine themselves. The band have spent the last year rolling out singles from their new rec ...

From his career at Panic! At The Disco, to playing guitar with other bands, to his solo material, Jon Walker has helped shape ...

Bush has been a staple of the 90’s, 2000’s, and are now conquering the 2020’s. With a new album and concert at the Brooklyn Paramount, they’re showing the rock scene what they’re made of. Bush’s new ...

Steve Forbert’s 2015 album, Compromised, has recently been remastered and reissued with a new title, a new mix, a new bonus track, and a few musical embellishments. Now called The Things That I See, ...

Pop trio Moody Joody, which consists of producer/guitarist Andrew Pacheco, vocalist and keyboardist Kayla Hall, and guitarist/singer Kaitie Forbes, casts a wide net of influences that captures today’s ...

In 1978, 11 years after psychological problems caused Brian Wilson to begin withdrawing from music making, the Beach Boys recorded a Mike Love song called “Brian’s Back.” The track didn’t surface ...