Sub Pop signed Nirvana in 1988 and released their first single ‘Love Buzz’ on the label, but they had previously turned them away based on an early demo.

The legendary frontman, 82, took to the stage for his Got Back tour at The O2 in Greenwich on Thursday.

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reunited at London’s O2 Arena to perform “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)” and “Helter Skelter.”

Fans are treated to an appearance by The Beatles drummer during the last night of the Got Back tour.

Paul McCartney’s final ‘Got Back’ show of the year included surprise appearances from Ringo Starr and Ronnie Wood – watch footage here.

Liam and Noel Gallagher have already announced a string of UK and Ireland shows for next summer after reuniting earlier this year but is an album in the works too?

Liam Gallagher teases Oasis fans with the possibility of an album in the works if he and his brother can be kind to one another

The Paul McCartney tour is a raw and relatable triumph, interspersed with Beatles hits, says Adam Bloodworth

One legendary heavy metal drummer pays tribute to another

One line from frontman Corey Taylor proved to be divisive, testing our mettle through metal

Robert Smith has opened up about his relationship with The Cure’s ‘4:13 Dream’, saying that he isn’t a fan of how it turned out.

Celebrating Keith Richards’ birthday, Susanna Hoffs joined forces with Elvis Costello to cover Rolling Stones’ hit song “Connection.”

Elvis Costello and the Bangles’ Susanna Hoffs celebrated Keith Richards’ 81st birthday on Wednesday (December 18) by releasing a new cover of the Rolling Stones Between the Buttons classic from 1967, “Connection.” Hoffs joked that she and Costello “bot…

Sir Brian May and Roger Taylor have confessed in new interviews the real reason why they “hated” Queen’s first promo video with Freddie Mercury and John Deacon.

“We both wanted to do the Keith part, but I won!” – Susanna Hoffs

Our third and final question before we say our final farewells to 2024.

“Three of my all-time favorite Rolling Stones songs are sung by Keith,” Susanna Hoffs tells American Songwriter.

For at least a decade now – since Billboard started counting music streams in its chart calculations in 2013, and probably before – the sound of pop music has been sharply bifurcated between the extremely online and extremely offline. The starlets you meme about on social media aren’t necessarily making the songs you hear 20 times on the radio on your commute, or in the coffee shop picking up breakfast, or out at the pool’s pumped-in speakers. 2024 had an especially sharp divide; compare the charts to the conversation, and you’ll see what I mean.