The modern electric guitar was forever transformed by iconic country guitarists in the 1950s, some of whom helped usher in rock and roll.

The four rock songs below do not place the onus on the lead singer. Instead, these tracks favor another, unconventional aspect.

Kiki Cavazos has lived the kind of life that most troubadours only sing about. Born in Montana, the songwriter spent summers traveling the northwest with ...

The members of Austin’s Die Spitz are recounting their origin story, all outfitted in double denim and pass­ing around a ...

Formed 60 years ago, a so-called ‘scrumpy & western’ band from Somerset, this year they’re celebrating the 50th anniversary ...

Don’t let the track list fool you. There may be nine different songs with nine different titles, but Bruno Mars functionally made the same song for 31 minutes in his latest endeavor, “The ...

Formed 60 years ago, a so-called ‘scrumpy & western’ band from Somerset, this year they’re celebrating the 50th anniversary of their No.1 single The Combine Harvester ...

As Chris Martin turns 49, the story of Coldplay unfolds through era-defining anthems and headline-making collaborations. From ...

It’s hard to deny Mumford & Sons has made a significant impact on the indie folk-rock genre, with its acoustic production and ...

Opening a decade after “Fun Home” debuted on Broadway, the new musical “Starstruck” has a lesbian protagonist and a female ...

Broussard recently announced the forthcoming release of Chance Worth Taking, his first full album of original blues soul songs, marking a creative pivot for the acclaimed Louisiana singer-songwriter, ...

Hillman and lead guitarist Roger McGuinn poured their cynicism into So You Want To Be A Rock’n’Roll Star. The song served as a two-minute manual for overnight fame, a potted guide to pop stardom with ...