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In a new 'Rolling Stone' interview, R.E.M.'s Mike Mills reveals if there's a chance that the influential band will ever reunite.

R.E.M. bassist and founding member, Mike Mills is selling his Hollywood Hills home for $6 million. Located above the Hollywood Bowl, you can see the Hollywood sign from there. Among the luxuries in the two story, four bedroom, three and a half bathr...

R.E.M. bassist and founding member, Mike Mills is selling his Hollywood Hills home for $6 million. Located above the Hollywood Bowl, you can see the Hollywood sign from there. Among the luxuries in the two story, four bedroom, three and a half bathr...

On Monday night, Oct. 16, Wilco brought their Tour to Infinity run to the Keller Auditorium in Portland, Ore. Following a day of heavy rain, the Jeff

While the town has famous groups like the Decembrists, She & Him, Everclear and more, there is more to see and hear in the City of Roses.

Im actually surprised that Mellencamp didnt do any of his new crap. But Im sure Irsay paid him extra to stick to the hits. All that mattered was singing "Suckin

Our picks include the all-star trio Love in Exile, the R.E.M.-offshoot band The Baseball Project and eclectic clarinet master Don Byron

This week, The Pixies, Modest Mouse and Cat Power, The Baseball Project, "The Saint of Second Chances" movie, Backyard Renaissance Theatre's "August: Osage County," the U-T Fall Arts Preview 2023 and more.

August is winding down and outdoor music is everywhere: Cathedral Square Park, Humboldt Park, Henry Maier Festival Park, Lake Park, Red Arrow Park, Catalano Square, porches around the world, and more—This Week in Milwaukee!

Festivals, concerts, and parties in DC, Maryland, and Virginia August 17–August 20. “Beyond Granite” exhibit, Risers Fest, a block party, and more things to do.