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The Undertones’ out-of-left-field 1981 album, Positive Touch, was an about turn for the Northern Irish rockers, after Teenage Kicks gave a generation an anthem to rally to. This is its story

Don Was speaks to WDET's Ann Delisi looking back at 40 years of the classic Was (Not Was) album 'Born to Laugh at Tornadoes.'

A new documentary on Marc Bolan and T.Rex finds stars reflecting on his life while performing his best loved songs

Even when the air temperature on their Jackson County farm spikes into the 90s, Journey and Azura don’t seem to mind the heat. When it gets that hot, they are

The old East Side club is celebrated on Saturday, Sept. 2 at the Miramar Theatre, with proceeds benefitting WMSE 91.7.

ADRIAN THRILLS: Alice Cooper is proof of the old adage about the devil having all the best tunes. And at 75, this old devil is showing no sign of slowing down.

As Labour Day approaches--the unofficial start of the fall record release season--a few more acts are teeing up their future plans for New Music Friday.

Alice Cooper speaks to Vulture about his celebrity-filled other band, the Hollywood Vampires, why he didn’t think twice about touring with Johnny Depp, and his new album Road.

To the Editor: Tommy Wayne Kramer recently published a column in the Ukiah Daily Journal that bashed the new Ukiah High School Principal for saying she preferred to be called Dr. Alvarez. It would be interesting to know if he ever trashed our beloved Dr. Don Demartini of the same school district for using the […]

In the Oscar-nominated 2003 movie "The Cooler," William H. Macy portrays a downtown Las Vegas casino employee whose job is to reverse winning streaks.