Bands in the 1960s named themselves after anything; here are four groups whose band names are based on animals.

Isbell will kick off his first of four Nashville shows on his intimate solo tour, "An Evening with Jason Isbell" at The Pinnacle, following the release of an album earlier this month.

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Dean Wareham is looking forward to his return visit to the much-loved Brudenell Social Club in Leeds. “I think I’ve played ...

A number of years ago I made the mistake of attending an Alison Krauss and Union Station concert shortly after a breakup. The ...

Mick Harvey has been a staple of the Australian music scene for many years, working with The Birthday Party and The Bad Seeds ...

The cover of The Who Sell Out by The Who is probably the oddest one of the bunch. This concept album was released in 1967 and features two of the band’s members in opposing photographs.

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Kali Uchis is officially kicking off her fifth album era with the dreamy lead single “Sunshine & Rain.” Uchis’ latest LP ...