In the list of all-time rock radio anthems, Scorpions’ “Rock You Like a Hurricane” ranks at the very top. Released in 1984 as ...

“Party in the U.S.A.” by Miley Cyrus is a bop — but Cyrus herself wasn’t a fan of the anthem when it first came out. The same ...

After writing the first three chords, I knew something was happening,” Mick Jones recalled of the night in 1984 when he wrote ...

The four-disc Andy Summers and Robert Fripp's Complete Works 1981-1984 features previously unreleased material and new mixes ...

By 1984, hip-hop had evolved from its grassroots beginnings in the Bronx into a cultural movement on the cusp of mainstream recognition. Run-DMC’s self-titled debut album releas ...

The great and good of the music business will celebrate the industry’s achievements with the most outstanding of them winning the famous golden gramophones.

The musical “Footloose” has brought together Oakland University’s talented School of Music, Theatre and Dance students and ...

Music legend George Clinton, who founded the Parliament Funkadelic universe in a Plainfield barbershop, is up for a Grammy.

Arctic Monkeys fans marking the 19th anniversary of the band’s debut album ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’, have been left baffled by what the cover star ...

Phil Collins is the custodian of a golden library of hits, but there was one supersonic song he never thought was good enough ...

After joining forces in Chicago, the band known as Bag People became a source of weirdo vitality in New York’s early ’80s post-punk/no-wave scene, but they never got around to releasing any recordings ...

The master tape was presumed lost but reportedly found just in time to be featured on the forthcoming 40th anniversary ...