The frontman of Boston’s own hardcore punk band American Nightmare sued Cody Rhodes, a professional wrestler with the WWE, ...

Always good to see the pop-funk band Couch playing in the area, as they did on Saturday, Nov. 10, opening for jazz/rock/funk ...

Duff McKagan, the legendary bassist of Guns N’ Roses, has been steadily carving out an impressive career outside of G N’R ...

The new album, out Nov. 8, shows how the band’s sharp, thoughtful and gloriously off-kilter art-rock has evolved since its 1997 debut “Affluenza." ...

Mr. Morse "became an important part of the music community at a time when what the critic wrote had meaning and influence for ...

The “new” Aerosmith is in it for the long haul, so you don’t feel that every show might be their last, which was the case in their nearly two decades of chaotic self-abuse.

Steve Globe, who earned respect as the Boston Globe's music critic from 1975-2005, and had Bono crash his retirement party, ...

On the 'BFFs' podcast, Dave Portnoy recalled Zach Bryan kicking his dog, Miss Peaches, out of his dressing room without any ...

Robles joins Radio Boston to share her love for music and how mariachi helped her through the most difficult moments of her life.

When you think of the Beanpot, certain images may come to mind: sticks clashing, hockey players colliding and a cacophony of ...

The 1990s country band that formed in Nashville with five transplanted Texans is making a stop in Plymouth as part of a New England swing.

As he stepped out onto the stage at the Paradise, Duff McKagan couldn’t help but get a sense of deja vu all over again.