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As a new rap exhibition opens in the city, west Yorkshire’s MCs remember how body popping gave way to bleak social commentary – and rap battles in their underpants

It was the perfect evening for live music at the Great Barrington V.F.W.

Frankenmuth, Michigan, may be an odd place to birth the next great rock band, but that's the motherland of GRETA VAN FLEET. The band — which brings together three brothers in vocalist Josh Kiszka, guitarist Jake Kiszka and bass player/keyboardist Sam Kiszka, as well as drummer Danny Wagner — surface...

In the summer of 1984, I was spinning records a few nights each week at the local bars, community celebrations, and softball tournaments.  Each week I would go to the Music Shop in Richland Center to buy the most danceable 45s.   Ther

The year is 1985, and producer Neil Kernon wants Bolton to tap into the electric heat of the glam-metal rock revolution. They make the call to Mr. Bruce Kulick and the rest is history

The 5K Freedom Run will kick off the day’s festivities and lead into a day filled with family friendly activities including the Super Hero Sprint for

It's Pride Month! Let's rock out!

The meaning behind Billy Squier's 1981 hard rock hit "The Stroke" is easily mistaken as a sexual one. And for good reason.

“I’ve always taken a tremendous amount of inspiration from the guitars I’ve played,” says the chart-topping arena rocker

Black Sabbath, with Ronnie James Dio back in the band, released their 'Dehumanizer' album on June 22, 1992.