Bob Vylan and Kneecap have been caught up in uproar and outrage regarding Palestine of late. However, Bob Dylan's 'Masters of War' proves this is not right.

Like Mill and Niemöller, artists and musicians who call out injustice avowedly see standing up for the oppressed as a moral ...

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Tom Petty’s Heartbreakers’ drummer is back behind the kit for an album from his new Americana collective, The Speaker Wars ...

Buckcherry, which scored its biggest mainstream hit with the late-2000s single “Sorry,” ranks among the entertainment ...

The longest, strangest trip embarked upon by a rock ’n’ roll band ended 30 years ago at Soldier Field when the Grateful Dead ...

The prime minister is involved; so is the U.S. deputy secretary of State. The BBC is changing policies. But Bob Vylan remains ...

Outlaw Music Festival, photo by Stevo Rood Last night, Willie Nelson’s roaming Outlaw Music Festival was set to stage at El ...

A founding father of rock ’n’ roll, he would lose his life barely a year later, when the plane carrying members of the Winter ...

A Shakespeare Cabaret" returns to Lenox, blending classic rock hits with Shakespeare’s words in a high-energy, genre-bending ...

The London punk-rap duo Bob Vylan used their set at UK music festival Glastonbury to loudly protest Israel’s genocidal ...