In 1975, an eclectic mix of artists hit the road on a wild, unconventional tour across America with Bob Dylan. Among them were iconic figures like folk legend Joni Mitchell, Roger McGuinn of The Byrds ...

Collectors and proprietors of physical media say that even in the age of streaming, there's still life in formats like vinyl ...

For Alien Day, collectibles company Mutant will release a limited-edition vinyl ‘Alien: Romulus’ EP and a CD featuring the ...

A long-in-the-vaults Frank Zappa television special, recorded in June 1974 but never aired, will finally be released next month.

On Saturday (April 12), Young, Baez and Rogers all took turns performing at Bernie Sanders’ and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s anti-oligarchy event at Los Angeles’ Grand Park. Neil Young served ...

One major musician who created one of the best breakup songs of all time is the decorated folk singer/songwriter Joan Baez, and she wrote the song in question about Bob Dylan. Joan Baez is a heavy ...

The politically charged anthem was written by Young while on tour with his band The Restless in February 1989. He learned that a planned concert tour to the Soviet Union was not going to happen ...

Baez took the stage just before 1 p.m., opening with the folk song “Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around,” with the crowd erupting into cheers as she sang updated lyrics saying ...

The bill also included Joan Baez, Maggie Rogers, Jeff Rosenstock, Dirty Projectors, Indigo De Souza, the Red Pears & Raise Gospel Choir. Young came out gripping his 1953 Gibson Les Paul ...

Indeed, those in L.A. who didn’t make the trek down to Coachella this weekend still had a chance at a star-studded show as Rogers, Neil Young and Joan Baez all performed at Bernie Sanders and Al ...

Indeed, those in L.A. who didn’t make the trek down to Coachella this weekend still had a chance at a star-studded show as Rogers, Neil Young and Joan Baez all performed at Bernie Sanders and ...

The event will feature performances by Neil Young, Joan Baez, Maggie Rogers, Indigo De Souza, The Red Pears, and more. The rally is free to attend with an RSVP through Senator Sanders’ website.