Kid Cudi's recent auction through the Pharrell-founded Joopiter platform was a smashing success, with recent reports putting ...

Nirvana's best cover songs are often outshone by their rendition of "The Man Who Sold The World" by David Bowie.

Starring Héctor Medina and Adria Arjona, the indie drama "Los Frikis" tells the true story of Cubans who injected themselves ...

In 2020, live music, along with the rest of the world, went into lockdown. With tours cancelled and no shows to review, ...

Foo Fighters rocker Dave Grohl and his wife Jordyn Blum are reportedly working on healing their marriage for their sake of the family after they were rocked by his cheating scandal ...

A look at how Pearl Jam reckoned with fame after their debut album and how angry their second album shows they were with it ...

Every band relies on good chemistry, but there was a certain ex-factor missing when these members stepped up to the plate.

In December, mere hours after Mark Robinson performed a decidedly atypical solo set at Arlington’s Galaxy Hut, conflicting rumors began to ripple across the scene. Someone in attendance told me ...

A 1990s rock band is the latest to have their music used by Donald Trump and/or the White House without permission. The band's song was used in a deportation video. Feel unsure about the market ...

This is not the first time a musician or band have pushed back against Trump and his administration's authorized use of their songs. Rock band Semisonic join a long ...

The White House is under fire for using the rock band Semisonic's 1998 hit song "Closing Time" without permission in a deportation video.

The video features the 1998 song “Closing Time” by Semisonic. The lyrics include, “I know who I want to take me home.” A representative for Semisonic tells Scripps News the White House never asked for ...