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Name a band with origins at the tail end of the late-‘70s U.K. punk-rock explosion, that became a forerunner of the post-punk genre, remained intact long enough to sell millions of records, and also still sells out arenas and stadiums around the world 45 years after its formation. There’s only one viable and correct answer to that question: The Cure.

Bassist Carmine Rojas compared David Bowie to Picasso and Dali when it came to making 'Let's Dance'

In the coverage of Martin Amis’s death, his huge influence on music was often overlooked. Long-time fan Paul Nolan outlines how the literary legend had a s...

Gabrels was a late-comer to the Cure, but not to the music world, especially the Boston music world. He spent 20 years in the city playing with groups such as the Bentmen, the Dark, Rubber Rodeo, Modern Farmer, and Club D’Elf before going on to collaborate with David Bowie.

May 31 is filled with significant events in rock history including Jimi Hendrix enlistment into military service where he met Bill Cox ...

Uproxx cultural critic Steven Hyden talks with the singer-songwriter about 'Weathervanes' and his role in 'Killers Of The Flower Moon.'

DAVID Bowie played four hugely successful nights at the Glasgow Apollo in June 1978 - but he left a lingering question in the mind of…

Last Friday, the estate of David Bowie released a 1997 recording of “Baby Universal.” The song originally appeared on a Tin Machine record, Tin Machine II.

Successful artists feel constant commercial pressure to repeat their sales success - a pressure that can make any artist choose a safe route. ...so we beat on, boats against the current, borne ceaselessly into the past. - F. Scott Fitzgerald I watched a couple of documentaries (thank you Open Culture) this week featuring rock stars from…

Gaby Hutchinson, 23, and Rebecca Ikumelo, 33, were killed when fans without tickets tried to enter a show by Nigerian artist Asake at the south London venue on December 15.