Monthly Archives: November 2019

Bristol band team up with academics from Manchester University to share tour data Massive Attack: We’ve toured for years. Now we’ll have to change Helen Pidd North of England editor Email Thu 28 Nov 2019 07.19 ESTLast modified on Thu 28 Nov 2019 14.00 EST Shares125 … Continue reading →

(Polydor)Despite their precarious relationship, Daltrey and Townshend return for their first album in 13 years, snarling at the Grenfell disaster and hoping for world peace Alexis Petridis Thu 28 Nov 2019 07.00 ESTLast modified on Thu 28 Nov 2019 13.34 EST Shares64Comments334 The first … Continue reading →

Black Crowes founding drummer Steve Gorman tells all on our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast ByBRIAN HIATT  Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Show more sharing options Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of the Black Crowes — A Memoir, by Steve Gorman, the … Continue reading →

In honor of the country-music institution’s 94th year, we look at pivotal moments in its history, including Jerry Lee Lewis’s wild performance BySTEPHEN L. BETTS  Facebook Twitter Reddit Email Show more sharing options On November 28th, 1925, 94 years ago … Continue reading →

Six decades after “The Sound of Music” debuted on Broadway, it remains a cultural touchstone in community theaters, in books, on streaming services and inspiring an Ariana Grande video. By Laura M. Holson “Show About a Singing Family Arrives.” That is … Continue reading →

Marc Jacobs is countersuing Nirvana after the influential grunge band successfully lodged a lawsuit against the fashion designer for infringing on their iconic smiley face logo. A year ago, the fashion house unveiled the Marc Jacobs Redux Grunge Collection, which contained a T-shirt that the group … Continue reading →