Bart De Vraantijik of Bart & the Brats told us about his love for a Kids From Belgium lick... Bart De Vraantijik: The riff that blew my mind is most certainly "Do You Love the Nazis" by late '70s punk ...

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The Avalon on Vine in Hollywood has hosted some of the wildest and most unforgettable concerts, clubs and events in L.A. history. Founded in 1977 on the principle of bridging the gap between “the ...

The Origin: Originally earning acclaim for his enthralling folk fusion arrangements, Austin-based multi-instrumentalist Roger Sellers — who now records his electronic-stylized symphonies under the ...

Imperial Teen Imperial Teen released its debut album Seasick in 1996, an astonishing 30 years ago. Back then, ...

When it was announced that Heeseung was going to leave ENHYPEN, many wondered how the six remaining members would fare without one of their aces. It’s safe to say the group is doing just fine as The ...

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 ...

Magnolia Pictures announced today that they will release a brand new 4K restoration of END OF THE CENTURY: THE STORY OF THE RAMONES, from directors Michael Gramaglia and Jim Fields, plus John ...

According to news from D'Addario this week, the Town of Babylon and D'Addario & Company took part in a ceremony to unveil ...

During 1966, photographer Nurit Wilde, “Sweet Nurit from Lookout Mountain Street,” touted Jackson Browne songs to Fairfax High School teenagers in West Hollywood and Laurel Canyon. In 1967 Wilde took ...

It’s been just over fifty years since Steve Harris founded Iron Maiden in East London. In those early years, Harris refined ...

Singer and songwriter Ruby Friedman of Portland, OR-based Ruby Friedman Orchestra told us about her love for her Neumann TLM ...