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A permanent Blue Plaque marker commemorating the late Jimi Hendrix's last residence in London, then known as the Cumberland Hotel and now the site of the Hard R

It was 52 years ago Sunday (September 18th, 1970) that Jimi Hendrix died at the age of 27, about two months shy of his 28th birthday. Five decades later, the events surrounding his death remain sketchy at best, with the only clear fact being that the coroner report stated that Hendrix had asphyxiated in his own vomit, which mainly consisted of red wine. Monika Dannemann, his girlfriend at the time, has long contended that he was alive when placed in the ambulance. Coming on November 18th is Jimi...

There's nothing quite like a smooth blues guitarist. Ana Popovic is a worldwide blues sensation and has been nominated for numerous blues awards. Her training in jazz is evident as her fingers glide over the strings effortlessly. It's hard to look away when her and her band take the stage. Not only is she an

Vai and his Ibanez PIA joined the rock outfit for a show-stopping finale of Hendrix’s Crosstown Traffic and Led Zep’s Rock and Roll

A new Jimi Hendrix live album titled 'Los Angeles Forum: April 26, 1969' will arrive on Nov. 18, 2022.

An archival live album capturing The Jimi Hendrix Experience's 1969 performance at the Los Angeles Forum will be released on November 18, nine days before what

An archival live album capturing The Jimi Hendrix Experience's 1969 performance at the Los Angeles Forum will be released on November 18, nine days before what

Hear a snippet from a 1969 performance that includes “Purple Haze” and an incendiary 17-minute medley of “Voodoo Child (Return)” and Cream’s “Sunshine Of Your Love”

An archival live album capturing The Jimi Hendrix Experience's 1969 performance at the Los Angeles Forum will be released on November 18, nine days before what

In this exclusive interview, the state-of-the-art metal guitar duo unpack a story of sickness and recovery, and reveal how their opposing styles yielded some of the heaviest riffs and solos of the thr