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MGM+ to Premiere Docuseries on the History of New Wave Music in November (EXCLUSIVE)

MGM+ to Premiere Docuseries on the History of New Wave Music in November (EXCLUSIVE)

Put on your fishnets and grab the Aqua-Net: “New Wave,” a new docuseries about the history of the influential rock movement of the ’70s and ’80s, is set to premiere on MGM+ starting Nov. 23. The series includes interviews with the era’s iconic musicians including John Taylor from Duran Duran, Billy Idol and Mark Mothersbaugh […]
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Elvis Costello on His Early Days: The Birth of ‘My Aim Is True’

Elvis Costello on His Early Days: The Birth of ‘My Aim Is True’

In our in-depth new interview, Costello digs deep into his origin story, the making of his debut, and the great music he hid away
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The 3 Best Folk Rock-Influenced Supergroups Of The '80s

The 3 Best Folk Rock-Influenced Supergroups Of The '80s

In the '80s, folk rock took a backseat to a more modern sound, but these three folk-rock-influenced supergroups blended friendship and music to bring it back.
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Alesana Was the First Band to Sign With Tragic Hero Records

Alesana Was the First Band to Sign With Tragic Hero Records

Tragic Hero Records, an independent label established in 2005, became known for its diverse roster of bands, particularly within the metalcore and ...
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Complete setlist from Tom Morello's Power to the People Festival

Complete setlist from Tom Morello's Power to the People Festival

Tom Morello hosted a massive festival in Maryland featuring Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters, and Dave Matthews.
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How Madonna Made Erotica the Soundtrack to Her Most Controversial Era

How Madonna Made Erotica the Soundtrack to Her Most Controversial Era

Released in 1992 as the lead single from her album of the same name, Madonna's "Erotica" marked a significant moment in her career, pushing boundar...
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Not The Faces, Not The Jeff Beck Group: Rod Stewart's Band That Time Forgot

Not The Faces, Not The Jeff Beck Group: Rod Stewart's Band That Time Forgot

Before Rod Stewart launched into rock superstardom, he was a vocalist for a short-lived band that wasn't able to release a single, let alone an album.
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Why 'Rubber Soul' may be the Beatles' true masterpiece

Why 'Rubber Soul' may be the Beatles' true masterpiece

In 1965, "Rubber Soul" wasn't just any Beatles album. It was the moment the band transformed popular music into something introspective and ambitious.
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Inside the Nashville sessions that shaped Switchfoot's 'Forever Now'

Inside the Nashville sessions that shaped Switchfoot's 'Forever Now'

The Grammy-winning rock band performed songs from a new album, reflecting on faith and inspiration during a USA TODAY Acoustic session.
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Tom Morello: ‘If It Kills Like Fascism, Brothers and Sisters, It’s Fascism’

Tom Morello: ‘If It Kills Like Fascism, Brothers and Sisters, It’s Fascism’

The musician-activist dropped a heavy new album, toured with Springsteen, and is launching the Power to the People festival — and he’s got a lot more to say
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Ringo Starr Plays Forest Hills Stadium for First Time Since Beatlemania in 1964

Ringo Starr Plays Forest Hills Stadium for First Time Since Beatlemania in 1964

"It's great to be back," Ringo deadpanned to the crowd, which included several fans who caught him there with the Beatles 62 years earlier
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4 Famous Songs That Started As Simple Warm-Up Exercises

4 Famous Songs That Started As Simple Warm-Up Exercises

The Eagles' "Life in the Fast Lane" and Van Halen's "Eruption" are just a couple of rock classics that started as instrumental warm-up exercises.