Dwight Yoakam had the crowd on its feet dancing during "Truckin.'" Grammy nominee Noah Kahan sang "Friend of the Devil" ...

The American Defense Skinheads (ADS) have remained notably active on Telegram, actively promoting shows hosted by Wellington Arms and Rock Against ... black metal, neo-folk, noise and “hatecore.” ...

This 1972 record from Mellow Candle is a great example of what Irish bands were doing with the genre in the 1970s. Clodagh Simonds’ piano tracks are on another level, and the addition of the ...

The Band formed in 1957 as the Hawks but rebranded in the late 60s, becoming known for its multi-instrumental style encompassing jazz, folk, rock and country. Originally, the group consisted of ...

“Like A Rolling Stone” was released in 1965 and is probably Bob Dylan’s most well-known folk rock anthem. It was the perfect opener for Highway 61 Revisited, and it’s still a deeply loved ...

A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee known as a pioneer of the ‘60s folk-rock movement is coming to an intimate Alabama venue in February.

The Coral Gables are a rock-and-roll trio based in New York City and Philadelphia, USA. They are bravely pioneering the ...

To a whole generation of rock fans in Ireland, Horslips were the band of their lifetime. Arriving in the early 70s, they ...

Garth Hudson, the keyboardist, sax player and archivist for Rock ... The Band in 1969, which included its biggest pop single, “Up on Cripple Creek,” along with the Civil War-set folk tale ...