Today in Music History for Dec. 6: ...

Billy Idol had a hit with a cover; The Stone Roses released a song after five years; Ray Charles had four hits at the same ...

Today in Music History for Nov. 22: ...

Elements of the blues traveled to America with enslaved people from Africa, and reached full flower in the Mississippi Delta.

As you can imagine, The Beatles would frequent lots of bars and restaurants during their rise to fame and while famous.

Stacker takes a look at Black artists music wouldn't be the same without, from Sister Rosetta Tharpe to Tupac Shakur.

This epic road trip through America's heartland visits the lesser-known musical towns that shaped the sounds of rock, blues, ...

Author and The Church Studio CEO Teresa Knox will participate in a special book signing and Q&A Nov. 4 at the Museum of Tulsa History.

The year is 1925. The Great Gatsby is published, the jazz age is swinging, and on October 28th, a new concert hall opens at an unlikely spot — the Library of Congress, in Washington D.C. If only its ...

If These Walls Could Rock,’ which premieres Friday at DOC NYC, chronicles how the hotel off Sunset Boulevard became a party haven, then a refuge, for musicians.

At the Berklee College of Music in Boston, K-pop isn't just enjoyed — it's studied! Recently, the school dedicated an entire ...

With memoir 'Giant Steps,' Derek Shulman sounds off on a career that saw him play with Elton John, get snubbed by the Beach Boys and sign some of the greatest acts in music history ...