Warner Hodges News Today

Jason and the Scorchers and other ‘80s and ‘90s country rock figures converged to raise money for an ailing bassist and friend at a concert affectionally dubbed Jeff Fest.

Walking on a razor's edge, laughing into the wind like some kind of kamikaze “Hey, y’all! Watch this!” good ole boy on too much acid, there wasn’t much of anything Mojo Nixon wouldn’t do.

We reached out to current and former Scene family for memories about Jim Ridley. The response was overwhelming.

The following 70 albums span nearly four decades of alt-country and stretch the limits of “whatever that is.”

South Shore favorites the Swinging Steaks are headlining The Spire Center in Plymouth on Friday night.

Remembering Loretta Lynn, Dr. Paul T. Kwami, Deborah McCrary and more

A year to remember in local rock featured releases from Jack White, The Black Keys, Soccer Mommy, Ariel Bui and many, many more

This week’s Finally Friday tells an important story about Nashville, because Tommy Womack and Jason Ringenberg don’t merely have history together. They made history, changing the narrative of rock and roll in Music City.

Checking in with Hodges ahead of the compilation’s U.S. release and a show at Eastside Bowl

Catching up with Jonathan Bright, Warner Hodges and Jeff Johnson ahead of the album’s release