The year 1989 boasted some interesting music, and especially one-hit wonders. But were they more emblematic of the 80s or 90s?

VERSACE DEATH SCENE: Police investigation in front of designer Gianni Versace’s Casa Casuarina mansion on Ocean Drive where the fashion mogul was murdered on the steps of his home on July 15, 1997 by ...

As Yugoslavia’s mainstream society grew increasingly patriarchal during the 1980s, some of the country's rock bands would routinely perform songs that spoke about same-sex love.

Tracy Chapman, Björk, Public Enemy and more songs for rabble-rousing and celebrating revolution.

The Wallflowers originated in the city of Los Angeles in 1989 as a roots-rock band when Jakob Dylan, son of Bob Dylan, and ...

Ranging from Nirvana to Outkast, these are five 1990s songs that were ahead of their time. Read more about their origin and impact here.

On July 1, Taylor Swift joined the club with merch from her record-breaking 1989 era, Taylor's Version, of course. Just two ...

A light music show usually draws a full house since the musicians fill the air with familiar notes and beats, and the ...

Kelce, who has said in the past "Blank Space" from 1989 ranks towards the top of his list, this time said, "So High School" ...

Memphis expat (who currently lives in Los Angeles) Edward Valibus directed, shot, and edited the video. Look for cameos from The Breakup Show ‘s Savanah Bearden, director Ben Siler, and up-and-coming ...

Metallica have long been accused of stealing the 'Enter Sandman' riff from Excel's 'Tapping Into the Emotional Void', an argument Dave Mustaine stands by.

ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE... is a vibrant new jukebox musical from Chicago-raised playwright Sandy Rustin (Clue, The Cottage, ...