On this night, in the Indiana summer, surrounded by 30,000 of his peoples, My My My, Ol' John was the king of the Hoosiers.

"Even though the chorus has no words it's a kind of commentary on the verses, which is what a good chorus should do” When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Two of the festival’s key programmers, Kate Jinx and Kate Fitzpatrick, share their curated collection of MIFF classics at SBS ...

ON the same day as the 2022 World Cup final, England lost one of its most beloved singers – Terry Hall of The Specials.  ...

Sixty years after ‘Blonde on Blonde,’ Bob Dylan’s masterpiece is harder to recognize as revolutionary precisely because it ...

Charles Dawes won the Nobel Peace Prize and served as VP — but did you know he also wrote a chart-topping rock-and-roll ...

Oh, yeah, she calls me ‘The Confuser,’” Hitchcock tells the Scene from their home in East Nashville, with a chuckle. “I think ...

On this day 57 years ago, the very first track on what some consider to be the "greatest rock album of all time" began ...

It's a timeless swamp rock anthem.

So does Christopher Nolan. Songs of Odysseus’ heroism and cleverness – he hatched the idea of the Trojan Horse that helped ...

Williford, during a call to Baton Rouge earlier this year regarding the staging of a 40th anniversary Brady’s blues jam, got a “hell, yeah” from Phil Brady’s Bar & Grill o ...

BWW catches up with John P. McEneny, writer & tirector of The Bloody Ballad of Bette Davis to chat about bringing the show to ...