The Grammys have had surprising winners, acceptance-speech crashes, and impromptu performances that have become iconic moments in music history.

In the 2010s, Ruess wrote megahits like "We Are Young." More than a decade later, the erstwhile fun. front man is returning to the spotlight with the Format.

In the opening title track of their 1984 debut, A Walk Across the Rooftops, the Blue Nile present a bird’s-eye view of their journey. In a stately baritone that occasionally loses its composure as a ...

Before heading into the last glorious refrain from their instant classic “Up Your Sleeve,” Baltic-based (as in Baltic, ...

Next week, 54 Below will present some of the brightest stars from Broadway, cabaret, jazz, and beyond, including Linda Eder ...

INSV Kaundinya’s successful voyage brings India’s past alive, making this a fitting moment to revisit history with Utpal ...

The Tamworth Country Music Festival has kicked off its 54th iteration, and the lines of caravans are creeping into town. Day ...

In a few days Paste will stake its claim on who the “greatest guitarist of all time” is, but first we have to talk about the ...

Let’s not waste any time here. Paste staff and contributors came together to build a definitive ranking of the greatest guitarists of all time. Here are 150 icons, forgotten heroes, and the best and ...

The Black Hills Community Theater will be performing the City of Angels.

Paul Castelluzzo, who performs as Hether, grew up in San Diego obsessing over jazz. Yet the singer-songwriter and guitarist was tapped by pop producer Rodney Jerkins to work with some of the biggest ...

Billy Bragg, who just wrote and released the song “City of Heroes,” talks with the Monitor about the impact of protest songs.