For more than five decades, few brands have been as instantly recognizable—or as sonically distinct—as Orange Amplifiers. The company’s unmistakable bright finish and rich, full-bodied tone have ...

The Digital Marketing Manager role oversees and directs all aspects of an artist’s digital presence, including the creation ...

The Ed Sullivan Show has found an entirely new audience across digital platforms with 1 million YouTube subscribers, 1 billion views on Facebook and now, 1 billion views on YouTube. Fans can explore ...

This special edition live album, released for Record Store Day, begins with the line “The band you’ve all been waiting for, from San Francisco, California, Romeo Void.” We’re then presented with 17 ...

When did you start rapping and producing music? When did it get serious? I started rapping when I was 12 years old. It started getting serious for me around 14 because that’s when people really ...

Sunshine Superman is the third studio LP by singer-songwriter Donovan. On August 26, 1966, it was released in the United States on Epic Records. Donovan and his record producer Mickie Most began the ...

"April 23, 1976: It only took Three chords, Four guys (from Forest Hills), Seven days, Fourteen songs, 29 minutes and Four seconds, $6,400, and Then a Total of 2,263 concerts …to Change EVERYTHING." – ...

The Skirball’s new exhibition, Outsiders, Outcasts, Rebels + Weirdos: Punk Culture 1976–86, comes with its own playlist (which we highly recommend tuning into as you peruse the show), and there are ...

There are very few artists who can hold an audience of over 70,000 hostage with nothing more than an acoustic guitar, a microphone, and a custom loop pedal system, but Ed Sheeran made it look routine ...

Rusty train tracks litter the ground of Seattle's industrial district, and the sound of plastic wheels slamming against ...

Held at Landmark Theatres on Sunset Boulevard, just steps from the Sunset Strip, the double-header premiere of If These Walls Could Rock celebrated the new documentary chronicling the legendary ...

Todd Park Mohr of jammy alt-blues-rock band Big Head Todd & the Monsters told us about his Fender love. Todd Park Mohr: Here I am with a '56 Fender Strat hardtail and my '57 Fender Tweed Twin. After ...