Interviews

• Good times for music icon Nile Rodgers
• Neal Morse Band at Saint Andrews, 3 Things To Know
• Michigan's Accidentals arrive at their major label moment
• Yes celebrates prog rock with Yestival touring package
• Lynyrd Skynyrd at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre, 5 Things To Know
• Todd Rundgren at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Carl Palmer at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Foreigner, Cheap Trick celebrate 40th anniversaries on tour together
• Idina Menzel at Meadow Brook, 5 Things To Know
• Easton Corbin at The Strand, 3 Things To Know
• Clarkston composer is ready to launch "Space Opera" at the Crofoot
• Jake Clemons at SoundBoard, 5 Things To Know
• Santana at Freedom Hill, 5 Things To Know
• Marty Friedman at Diesel, 5 Things To Know
• Bonnie Raitt at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Better Than Ezra at The Strand, 5 Things To Know
• TLC at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Fastball at Saint Andrews, 3 Things To Know
• Howard Jones at Meadow Brook, 5 Things To Know
• Dawes at the Majestic, 3 Things To Know
• Howard Jones at Meadow Brook, 5 Things To Know
• Goo Goo Dolls at Meadow Brook, 5 Things To Know
• Young The Giant at Freedom Hill, 5 Things To Know
• Spoon at the Fillmore Detroit, 5 Things To Know
• "Detroit" film seeks to start discussion about past, present -- and future
• Detroit music was carefully chosen for "Detroit" film
• Kid Rock keyboardist Jimmie Bones wanders into his own solo album, finally
• The Beach Boys at Freedom Hill, 5 Things To Know
• Dashboard Confessional at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Styx at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Romantics member recalls Detroit unrest with "'67 Riot"
• Lake Street Dive at Meadow Brook, 3 Things To Know
• The Temptations at Freedom Hill, 5 Things To Know
• Incubus at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Tedeschi Trucks Band at Meadow Brook, 5 Things To Know
• George Thorogood at the Riverfront, 5 Things To Know
• Adam Lambert has a crazy little thing called love for Queen
• Robert Randolph at Beacon Park, 3 Things To Know
• Fitz & the Tantrums at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Chicago at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• The Doobie Brothers at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• The Feelies at El Club, 3 Things To Know
• Don Was Revue at Concert of Colors, 5 Things To Know
• AFI at the Fillmore Detroit, 3 Things To Know
• CeCe Winans at SoundBoard, 3 Things To Know
• Metallica reigns mighty with latest album, tour
• Avenged Sevenfold at Comerica Park, 5 Things To Know
• Michael McDonald at Freedom Hill, 5 Things To Know
• MercyMe at Meadow Brook, 3 Things To Know
• All Sheryl Crow wants to do is still have some fun. And she is.
• Jonny Lang at Meadow Brook, 3 Things To Know
• Jason Isbell at Joe Louis Arena, 5 Things To Know
• Third Eye Blind at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Guster at Meadow Brook, 3 Things To Know
• Fleetwood Mac duo goes its own way with album, tour
• Peter Frampton at Freedom Hill, 5 Things To Know
• Lady Antebellum at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• "Hired Gun" film documents behind-the-scenes stars
• Train at The Ark, 3 Things To Know
• R5 at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• Miss May I at the Magic Stick, 3 Things To Know
• Train at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Misterwives at the Crofoot, 3 Things To Know
• NIckelback at DTE, 3 Things To Know
• Classic Rockers Heart, Journey battling internal strife
• Joss Stone at Chene Park, 5 Things To Know
• Pokey LaFarge at the Magic Stick, 3 Things To Know
• Music is Ethan Daniel Davidson's hobby -- but with a capital H
• R&B Hall of Fame honors musical heroes at Detroit induction ceremony
• A big home town weekend for Aretha Franklin in Detroit
• Mitch Ryder at Detroit Music Weekend, 5 Things To Know
• Tuxedo at Detroit Music Weekend, 5 Things To Know
• Joan Baez at Meadow Brook, 5 Things To Know
• Royal Blood at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• Ken Burns' "The Vietnam War" at Cinteopia; 5 Things To Know
• Zac Brown Band at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Wilco at Meadow Brook, 5 Things To Know
• Zac Brown Band at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Wilco at Meadow Brook, 5 Things To Know
• Flogging Molly at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Neil Diamond has no time for resting on his laurels
• XEB at the Magic Bag, 5 Things To Know
• Seether at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• Eddie Money at DTE, 5 Things To Know
• Dreamcar at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• The Record Company at Saint Andrews, 3 Things To Know
• Prince's Revolution keeps the purple reign alive
• Steve Martin and Martin short are a "natural" coming pair
• Little River Band at The Strand, 5 Things To Know
• Hall & Oates at Joe Louis Arena, 5 Things To Know
• Soundgarden at the Fox Theatre, 5 Things To Know
• Tears For Fears at Joe Louis Arena, 5 Things To Know
• Adrian Belew at the Magic Bag, 3 Things To Know
• North Mississippi Allstars at El Club, 3 Things To Know
• Justin Townes Earle at The Ark, 3 Things To Know
• Mastodon at the Royal Oak, 5 Things To Know
• Theatre Bizarre Orchestra blends big band and burlesque
• Rival Sons at The Fillmore, 3 Things To Know
• "The Curious Incident..." connects with audiences in and out of the autism spectrum
• Mike Posner at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• E Street Band bassist returns to his Detroit rock roots
• Paula Cole at The Ark, 5 Things To Know
• Rodriguez at The Crofoot, 3 Things To Know
• Stephen Schwartz at The Berman, 5 Things To Know
• Scott Fab at Ant All, 5 Things To Know
• Jake Owen at the Royal Oak, 5 Things To Know
• Twiztid celebrating 20 years of Ninja Magik
• Leela James at SoundBoard, 3 Things To Know
• DMB's Boyd Tinsley and Crystal Garden at the Majestic, 5 Things To Know
• OU grad gets his groove on in Motown musical
• John 5 at the Token Lounge, 5 Things To Know
• The Jayhawks at The Ark, 5 Things To Know
• Flint Eastwood at the Fisher Building, 5 Things To Know
• Rocktopia at the Fisher Theatre, 3 Things To Know
• Son Volt at The Ark, 5 Things To Know
• Joe Hertler & the Rainbow Seekers at the Blind Pig, 5 Things To Know
• The Sonics at El Club, 5 Things To Know
• Stars gather for third Dick Wagner tribute/benefit concert
• Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Experience Hendrix at The Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Bebe Rexhau at the Magic Stick, 5 Things To Know
• "Rent" role is dream come true for West Bloomfield actor
• Mike Posner takes poetic turn with new book
• Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band at the Magic Bag, 5 Things To Know
• Il Volo at the Fox, 3 Things To Know
• The Flaming Lips at the Royal Oak, 5 Things To Know
• Benatar/Giraldo at SoundBoard, 5 Things To Know
• Panic! at the Disco at The Palace, 3 Things To Know
• Gerald Albright at the Strand, 3 Things To Know
• Barenaked Ladies at SoundBoard, 5 Things To Know
• Regina Carter with the DSO, 3 Things To Know
• The Accidentals at the Magic Bag, 5 Things To Know
• Freddy Cole at the Dirty Dog, 3 Things To Know
• Steve Hackett at the Royal Oak, 5 Things To Know
• A double hometown shot of ICP this weekend
• Pop Evil at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Vanessa Carlton at The Art, 3 Things To Know
• Local actress recalls "Hedwig's" heyday
• Tesla at The Fillmore, 3 Things To Know
• Lisa Lampanelli at SoundBoard, 5 Things To Know
• Charlie Wilson at Joe Louis, 5 Things To Know
• Crowder happy to headline Winter Jam tour
• New album led Adult. welcome some "Detroit House Guests"
• Birmingham series showcases singer-songwriters
• Doyle Bramhall at the Magic Bag, 5 Things To Know
• Less Than Jake at the Royal Oak, 3 Things To Know
• Umphrey's McGee at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Drive-By Truckers dump on Trump with new album
• Chili Peppers show brings drummer home to Detroit
• Lynyrd Skynyrd is ready to fly the "Free Bird" yet again
• "Lion King" choreographer reflects on 20 years of success
• "The Lion King" has been a roaring success for Oak Park native
• Indigo Girls will get folky in Ann Arbor this weekend
• The Lumineers are suited to big arena shows
• Dashboard Confessional at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• Sam Roberts Band at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• Lukas Graham at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Kings Of Leon at the Fox, 5 Things To Know
• Sara Watkins at The Ark, 3 Things To Know
• Rebirth Brass Band at Otus Supply, 3 Things To Know
• Datsik at the Royal Oak, 5 Things To Know
• Anti-Flag at the Royal Oak, 5 Things To Know
• New-look "Phantom" comes to Detroit Opera House
• August Burns Red at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• Joe Louis Walker at the Magic Bag, 5 Things To Know
• The O'Jays at Andiamo, 5 Things To Know
• Blackberry Smoke at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Boogie Stomp! storms into Commerce
• OVO is a happy twist for Cirque du Soleil artist
• The Verve Pipe at Otus Supply, 5 Things To Know
• Paula Poundsone at the Royal Oak, 5 Things To Know
• Flint's King 810 at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• GRiZmas 2016, 5 Things To Know
• Chase Bryant at Saint Andrews, 3 Things To Know
• The Marcus King Band at Callahan's, 5 Things To Know
• Straight No Chaser at the Fox, 5 Things To Know
• Jesse Dayton at Small's, 5 Things To Know
• Southfield's Mike Posner thrilled by Grammy nomination
• Dave Koz keeps blowing his horn for Christmas
• Pete Yorn at the Magic Bag, 5 Things To Know
• Ben Folds with the DSO, 5 Things To Know
• Steel Panther at The Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Cam at Coyote Joe's, 5 Things To Know
• The Orbitsuns are growing up -- but not too much
• The Strumbellas at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Storm Large with the DSO; 5 Things To Know
• Jimmy Eat World at The Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• "Fun Home" brings provocative, topical story to Fisher Theatre
• In Flames at The Crofoot, 5 Things To Know
• Sully Erna at The Majestic, 3 Things To Know
• Fitz & the Tantrums at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• The Fray at The Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Savoy Brown at the Magic Bag, 3 Things To Know
• Devon Allman at Saint Andrews, 3 Things To Know
• Stryper at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• Nitty Gritty Dirt Band continues 50th anniversary celebration
• Strokes guitarist launches new band
• Bobby Rush at the Masonic, 3 Things To Know
• The Arkells at the Magic Bag, 3 Things To Know
• The 1975 at EMU, 3 Things To Know
• Jill Jack gets jazzy on latest CD
• The Avett Brothers at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• Third time feels like a charm for the Pretty Reckless
• John Sinclair -- An old dog (his words) learns new tricks on new album
• HalfNoise at the Pike Room, 3 Things To Know
• Hiss Golden Messenger at The Loving Touch, 3 Things To Know
• Pentatonix at The Palace, 5 Things To Know
• The Mavericks at the Royal Oak, 3 Things To Know
• Sleeping With Sirens at The Fillmore, 3 Things To Know
• R.E.M.'s Mike Mills steps out on new project
• The Legal Matters at the Magic Bag, 3 Things To Know
• Handgrenades are ready to explode with new album
• Lecrae at the Majestic, 3 Things To Know
• The Jayhawks at Saint Andrews, 5 Things To Know
• St. Paul & the Broken Bones hit the high "Sea" on sophomore album
• Eric Johnson at the Magic Bag, 5 Things To Know
• Kansas at SoundBoard, 5 Things To Know
• Magic Dick at Callahan's, 5 Things To Know
• Zakk Sabbath at the Fillmore, 5 Things To Know
• "Oasis: Supersonic," 6 Things To Know
• Tegan and Sara at the Royal Oak, 5 Things To Know
• Meet Jon Bellion, Eminem's "Monster" man
• Iggy Pop comes home with film, book, album in hand
• The Security Project offers a Peter Gabriel fix, without the man himself
• Hunter Hayes at Coyote Joe's, 5 Things to Know
• STS9 at the Fillmore, 3 Things to Know
• Brothers Osbourne at Saint Andrews, 3 things to know
• Detroit's MC5 nominated for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Boz Scaggs at Soundboard, 6 things to know
• Davy Knowles at Callahan's, 3 things to know
• Yesterday and Today plays your favorite Beatles songs, by request
• Classical Mystery Tour with the DSO, 5 things to know
• Cherub at the Royal Oak Music Theatre, 3 things to know
• KING at El Club -- 5 things to know
• Loreena McKennitt at the Michigan Theater -- 5 things to know
• Squirrel Nut Zippers at the Magic Bag, 5 things to know
• Shoves & Rope dig having baby on board this year
• Megadeth at Joe Louis Arena -- 5 things to know
• Skillet at Saint Andrews Hall, 5 things to know
• Ingrid Michaelson at the Fillmore, 5 things to know
• The Yardbirds at Grande 50, 5 things to know
• Skillet at Saint Andrews Hall, 5 things to know
• Kongos at Saint Andrews Hall. 3 things to know
• Eight is not a crowd for "Gentleman's Guide" lead
• Eminem looms large on Skylar Grey's new album, and beyond
• Brian Wilson celebrates 50 years of the Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds"
• Pierce The Veil at Chill on the Hill -- 5 things to know
• Ash gives "1977" album a 20th birthday party
• DSO has "fun," sentimental season on tape for 2016-17
• Switchfoot at the Fillmore, 5 things to know
• Metric takes measure of its future
• The Lumineers at Meadow Brook; 5 things to know
• Brantley Gilbert at DTE; 5 things to know
• Taking Back Sunday is riding a "Tidal Wave" on new album
• Young The Giant at the Fillmore; 3 things to know
• Celtic Thunder at the Fox: 3 things to know
• Devin Townsend at St. Andrews: 3 things to know
• Martin Barre at Callahan's -- Five things to know about life after Jethro Tull
• Jake Bugg at the Majestic -- Three things to know
• Kenny Olson's homeward bound, with big plans
• NRBQ at the Magic Bag -- Three things to know
• Los Straitjackets at the Magic Bag -- Three things to know
• Sophia Loren brings talent, and tales, to the stage
• Major new Motown book sheds light on the "backroom believers"
• Red Baraat at the Max -- Three things to know
• Matthew Sweet at the Magic Bag -- Three things to know
• Slayer at Freedom Hill -- Five things to know
• Highly Suspect at Saint Andrews Hall -- Three thiings to know
• AC/DC soldiers on, despite turmoil
• Dave and Phil Alvin at the Magic Bag -- Three things to know
• Everclear at Freedom Hill -- Three things to know
• George Benson at Detroit Jazz Fest -- Five things to know
• Buckcherry at Arts, Beats & Eats -- Three things to know
• The End is still nigh for Black Sabbath
• Seal is still "Crazy" about making music
• New blink-182 guitarist was shocked by offer to join the band
• Faith-based rockers Needtobreathe go from hard time sto "Hard Love"
• Weird Al Yankovic keeps us laughing during hard times
• No free ride as Edgar Winter keeps his creativity in high gear
• Personal pain became creative gain on Bayside's new album
• O.A.R. celebrating 20 years by looking forward
• Counting Crows, Rob Thomas are having a "love fest" on tour this summer
• Don Henley predicts an "emotional" night in Glenn Frey's home town
• X marks a punk spot by performing first two albums
• Ashanti is headed for "even more greatness"
• Yes faces no shortage of "Drama" on latest tour
• Rap duo Twiztid's plate, and slate, are full
• Gov't Mule is still kicking past 20th anniversary
• Halestorm is weaning itself from the "Wild Life"
• ZZ Top has "a lot" of new songs ready to see the light of day
• Prince protege Kandace Springs is doing her late mentor proud
• Killswitch Engage is stoked to bring Dirt Fest to Pontiac
• Josh Groban's going from "Stages" to the (Broadway) stage
• Kiss returns to small market roots on latest tour
• Even at 90, the best is yet to come for Tony Bennett
• Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg have plenty of high times together
• deftones drew some blood while making "Gore" album
• Denmark's Volbeat still seeks to "Seal The Deal" in U.S.
• Rick Springfield's 35 years of being a "Working Class Dog"
• Sean Lennon's enjoying his Delirium experience with Les Claypool
• Goo Goo Dolls pack "Boxes" with upbeat emotions
• The men are still Boyz at heart after 25 years
• Jim Breuer keeps his stand-up act rockin'
• Journey hasn't stopped believing in 43 years. Why should we?
• Gwen Stefani comes out of a tough year with the "Truth" on her side
• Producing was new adventure for Chris Young on latest album
• Tedeschi Trucks Band is deep in the groove it always wanted
• Mike Posner is still on the quest for "one hell of a song"
• Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas turn "Camp Rock" into pop summer camp on Honda Civic Tour
• Jeff Beck's 50 years have gone by "in a flash"
• Detroit rockers I Prevail anxious to unveil first album
• Silver Bullet's Shaun Murphy digs into the blues on latest album
• Slipknot frontman soldiers on after surgery
• Shawn Colvin and Steve Earle explore the power of two
• Flint's Grand Funk Railroad gets closer to home with Detroit Riverfront show
• Plugged or unplugged, Peter Frampton remains ready tor ock
• Zakk Wylde returns to the "Shadows" after 20 years
• "Roadies" exposure is a new adventure for Lucius
• Ex-Idol James Durbin strikes out on independent path with new album
• Hiatus creates fresh energy for Disturbed and its fans
• More time playing keeps the Arcs on the rise
• Ozzy Osbourne and son travel the world for History Channel show
• New Chevelle album came, but not easily
• Black Crowes' Rich Robinson is happy to be flying solo again
• Broadway becksons for Bryan Adams
• Sheila E. vows to keep Prince alive with her music
• Summer tour is like rock old home week for Living Colour
• Jane's Addiction celebrates pair of silver anniversaries on latest tour
• Gary Hoey has the blues -- and likes it
• Parachute pulls the cord with latest music
• Gary Clark Jr. likes to keep exploring with his music
• Thousand Foot Krutch makes a loud "Exhale" on latest album
• "Time" is still on Culture Club's side
• Hollywood Vampires playing for more than just their dead, drunk friends
• Fresh approach keeps Garbage from growing stale
• Def Leppard members keeping busy in and out of band
• Old Crow Medicine Show, Brandi Carlile combine for Americana nirvana revue
• There are no wicked games for Chris Isaak when he's off the road
• Don Felder's proud of ties to Eagles, Glenn Frey
• Updated: Rock Hall inductions put Heart, Cheap Trick, Joan Jett on the road together
• Rock Hall inductions put Heart, Cheap Trick, Joan Jett on the road together
• Duran Duran is still dancing on the sand, and beyond
• Sawyer Fredericks storms into life beyond "The Voice"
• Swans head out with swan song album, tour
• The HillBenders play the Who's "Tommy," bluegrass style
• Detroit couplegets soulful with Small Creatures
• Dead & Co. continue the long, strange trip
• Sarah Jarosz explores new sounds, emotions on latest album
• Dweezil Zappa won't let family drama keep him from playing his father's music
• New music looming for Seether
• winery Dogs pouring it on in support of second album
• Styx winning new fans with old hits
• Thirty years later, Peter Gabriel's "So" still hits like a sledgehammer
• Piano is not the way it is for Bruce Hornsby on latest album
• Brian Fallon's musical flame burns beyond Gaslight Anthem
• Stephen Marley's enjoying the fruits of collaboration
• George Thorogood is Badder than ever -- and that's good
• Guns N' Roses members return to the Jungle after two decades apart
• "Church" girl Maren Morris' is country's hot new thing
• Ringo Starr still getting by with a little help from his friends
• Orlando got Melissa Etheridge's creative "Pulse" going
• Bad Company, Joe Walsh make good companions for summer tour
• Rachelle Ferrell plans to stretch her muscles at Jazz Spectacular
• Huey Lewis & the News isn't wasting away in Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville
• Whitenake leads with its hits on current tour
• Whitford/St. Holmes, reunited and it's feeling so good
• Britain's Birdy spreads her wings on latest album
• Motley Crue brings "The End" to the big screen
• Ron Carter's ready to get busy with Detroit Jazz Fest
• Carl Palmer salutes late bandmate Keith Emerson with new show
• Novi Taiko drum troupe brings the big band to the Redford Theatre
• Florence + the Machine is Big as well as Blue and Beautiful
• Tinsley Ellis' Southern pride is all over latest album
• Barenaked Ladies want to party 'til the end of the world
• Heritage aside, Howard Jones is still looking for a "New Song"
• Friend's demise inspired John Doe's new album
• Royce da 5'9" revels in first No. 1 solo album
• Farmington Hills filmmaker brings Norman Lear documentary to Cinetopia
• Motion City Soundtrack ready to come to full stop
• Twenty One Pilots get Emotional as Roadshow hits DTE
• Dixie Chicks fly the coop, get back on the road
• Dashboard Confessional shifts back into gear
• Things are getting bigger, and better, for twenty one pilots
• Singing is "like a drug" for Bloomfield mezzo-soprano
• Two-year break refreshed Miike Snow for third album
• Creedence Clearwater Revisited is still rollin' -- and not just on the river
• Robert Glasper puts in the Miles with latest projects
• Jacob Whitesides' music career hits its stride
• Paxahau celebrates 10 years of triumph with Movement festival
• Playing DTE is a dream job for Crashing Cairo
• New members invigorate Britain's Bloc Party
• Dierks Bentley heads into the "Black" with latest album
• Storm didn't dampen Yeasayer's ambitions for new album
• Time to party like it's The 1975 at Meadow Brook
• Blue October frontman enjoying red-letter days
• Music is Peter Wolf's personal cure for loneliess
• Roy Hargrove has earned the right to blow his own horn
• Robert Noll returns with a righteous Blues Mission
• War continues to rage -- happily
• Cyndi Lauper has a different kind of fun with country album
• Silversun Pickups makes its own way on latest album
• Cage The Elephant learned valuable lessons on latest album
• Nigel Kennedy shares "trust" with DSO, Slatkin
• Gore Gore Girls regroup for home town return
• Stand-up fuels Marlon Wayans comedic life
• The Rides hit the road yet again
• George Clinton's still got the funk -- now and forever
• Javier Colon finds his voice after "The Voice"
• Hits help X Ambassadors mark their spot
• Widespread Panic applies live approach to the studio
• Steve Vai creates Generation Axe for guitar fans
• Tour brings Chris Carmack and other "Nashville" stars from screen to stage
• Frankie Ballard steps it up again for third album
• Dream Theater enjoying grandeur or new album, stage show
• DSO blends classical and classic rock with Beach Boys show
• Filter's still making nice shots 20 years on
• Carlos Santana's busy life is "a lotta lotta fun"
• Bob Seger -- Prince was "a gift to music"
• Denmark's Lukas Graham is making its mark in the U.S.
• More music plays to Houndmouth's benefit
• It's still J Dilla 4ever for Slum Village and friends
• Detroit's Tiles makes up for lost time with new album
• Ozzy Osbourne guitarist working to establish his own name
• Second album makes for twice the fun for Atlas Genius
• E Street Band bassist started musical love affair in Detroit
• Bruce Springsteen takes E Street Band on an unexpected River ride
• Johnny Gill balances solo work, New Edition
• MercyMe stays strong in the faith music world
• Jesse Clegg follows confidently in father's footsteps
• Joe Satriani celebrates 30 years of shredding, "Surfing"
• Gin Wigmore has different plans for future music
• Neil Berg plays us a song with his "Pianomen"
• Supremes' Mary Wilson comes back home for symphony shows
• Iggy Pop got group therapy for "Post Pop Depression
• Disturbed is making plenty of noise with "The Sound of Silence"
• Hillman-Pedersen duo celebrates five-plus decades of musical friendship
• Savages find their groove on sophomore album
• Band members show you can still be TEEN in your 20s
• Puscifer gets in the ring with latest stage show
• "If/Then" presents complex, poignant message at The Fisher
• Smashing Pumpkins guitarist finds his place within the band
• Taylor singer happy with return to Metal Church
• Detroit festival inspires jazzy turn for David J
• Anthony Rapp prefers his characters complex
• "Idol" is out; Adam Lambert remains
• The Ragbirds come "home" on latest album
• Vance Joy gets bump from last year's Taylor Swift tour
• Johnny Winter bandmates play to keep the music alive
• Patty Griffin sings to get out the vote
• Ann Arbor blues-rocker is ready to do battle on "The Voice"
• Ferndale resident sings his way into national TV show
• Bassist brings authenticity to Experience Hendrix tour
• "Apprentice" experience doesn't make Brian McKnight a Trump supporter
• Peter Case gets his kicks on Hwy 62
• Tribute concert launching Marcus Belgrave Scholarship Fund
• Old Dominion writes its own ticket to country success
• New DIA director has big plans for the future
• Janis Joplin musical is star's dream come true
• Hoodie Allen finds life after Google in the rap game
• Singer-songwriter is a chip off her father's Silver Bullet rock
• Grammys give a boost to Jason Isbell
• Imagine Dragons' concert film hits theaters for one-night premeire
• The Who hits 50 -- and looks forward
• Il Volo boys are happily becoming men
• Country comer Kane Brown's career is off to a "Sober" start
• Wolfmother leader is feeling more prolific than everr
• New technology helps Kelly Richey keep fresh
• Big change feels normal for rockers Coheed and Cambria
• Detroit bands feel boost from Third Man Records tour
• It's smooth sailing for "Boat" man Chris Janson
• The End is nigh for Black Sabbath
• Lee DeWyze finds life beyond "Idol"
• Black Sabbath slot is big boost for Rival Sons
• Lotus continues to bloom with upcoming album
• Country veteran Clint Black gets maverick in his "old age"
• St. Lucia gets to the heart of the "Matter"
• DSO festival will show Brahms is more than just a lullabye
• Canadian rockers Marianas Trench went back to the future on latest album
• Jazz great Kenny Barron likes to play nice with others
• The Whispers roar on despite losses
• Rayland Baxter's second time is charming
• Move to Nashville inspired Grant-Lee Phillips on new album
• Breaking Benjamin frontman isn't trying to complicate success
• Breaking Benjamin leader doesn't try to complicate success
• Never Shout Never learns to play nice on latest album
• Chris Young's riding country high
• Grizfolk -- from Los Angeles, and Sweden, with love
• For King and Country keeping the faith on Winter Jam tour
• Joan Baez remains relevant, engaged, iconic
• What Ryan Bingham knows about his latest album a year later
• Richard Thompson's folk roots have served him well
• Lamb of God members have different views of the Grammys
• Extracurriculars filled Anthrax guitarist time between albums
• It's William Shatner's "World;" We're just lucky to live in it
• Three Dog Night's still bringing joy to the world
• Chase Bryant hopes to "connect" with his first album
• Professor Louie delivers some roots music schooling
• Cher hopes water donation will help Flint through its crisis
• Bob Seger remembers Glenn Frey as "brilliant," "titanic" talent
• Cash tribute started as childhood fascination
• Muse is still victorious on latest album and tour
• Detroit drumming legend recalls time spent with David Bowie
• Joe Locke's bringing good vibes to show with Oakland University Jazz Band
• Bob Margolin is steady rollin' into Anti-Freeze Blues Festival
• DSO guest conductor likes to dig deep for repertoire
• Berkley resident shows off talent on Fox's "Superhuman" special
• Greensky Bluegrass ending the year on a high note
• Electric Six is still putting out high voltage
• "Idol" alumnus says the show has run its course
• "Labyrinth" presents a new path for Trans-Siberian Orchestra
• Paulina Jayne tops country Christmas show at Saint Andrews
• It'll be a bluesy Christmas for Eliza Neals
• Jorma Kaukonen is still flying, (Jefferson) Airplane or not
• No slump for AWOLNATION on sophomore album
• Metric plays from left field on latest album
• Twenty One Pilots still flying high
• Pop singer JoJo gets back to where she once belonged
• Straight No Chaser balances new songs, holiday favorites
• "Newsies" role is a dream job for Novi native
• Holiday Jam is as much of a gift for Jill Scott as it is for the fans
• GRiZ gets into the giving season for the holidays
• Jason Bonham gets his Led out
• All Johnnyswim wants for Christmas is love
• Todd Rundgren's working hard to stay relevant
• Jane Getter makes the musical morph from jazz to rock
• Fall Out Boy feels rooted in perpetual change
• Black Keys frontman on an upswing with the Arcs
• The Listening Room: Coldplay, R. Kelly, Bruce Springsteen, "Detroit Jazz City" and more
• DSO maestro pays tribute to his parents with new elegy
• Gary Hoey's 20 years of being the guitar king of Christmas
• Eli Young Band finds the ties that bind
• Dave Wakeling still has the (English) Beat, 35 years later
• Squeeze is still a tempting proposition
• DSO has a hunka hunka burnin' love for Elvis Presley
• Third Time's a charm for Exodus singer
• Detroit's own KEM comes home for the holiday
• Lights keeps her "Little Machines" humming along
• Radio makes Pop Evil an old school success story
• Miley Cyrus gig is weird, in a good way, for Flaming Lips
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• Twenty years on, times like these are still great for Foo Fighters
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• Foo Fighters tour is a learning experience for Royal Blood
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• Detroit's I Prevail is back for a big homecoming
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• Samathan Fish exercises her "Wild Heart" on latest ablum
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• Miguel wants to be a thinking man's sex symbol
• Sexy and spiritual, Miguel wants to be a thinking man's artist, too
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• Motley Crue isn't going away sad, it's just going away
• Double-billed with the Beach Boys has the Temptations on Cloud Nine
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• Foreigner is seeing benefits from Kid Rock tour
• Rick Springfield taught Meryl Streep band chops for new film
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• Pop Evil brings big momentum to Dirt Fest, new album
• Creedence Clearwater Revisited is still rollin' 2o years later
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• Fifteen years on, Uncle Kracker has not drifted away
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• The LIstening Room: Buddy Guy, Led Zeppelin, ICP, Joss Stone and more...
• Harry Connick Jr.'s getting ready for "Idol's" big final year
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• Comparisons will always be a way of life for Sublime with Rome
• We Came As Romans to celebrate new album at hometown Warped Tour stop
• The Eagles keep winging through their history
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• Being "Reckless" brought a big reward to rocker Bryan Adams
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• Prepping for tour, Madonna says she "appreciates" her home town
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• Don Was Revue electrifies Mojo's legacy at Concert of Colors
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• Scott Weiland pushes past hard times
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• Southside Johnny's focusing on fun these days
• Jimmy Buffett has new music in his sights
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• Bob Seger tribute band wants to make a "home" in Detroit
• Colin Hay is still a man hard at work
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• Paul Rodgers still likes keeping Bad Company
• Charlie Daniels is making sure the South's still gonna do it, again
• Mumford & Sons change, but not just for change's sake
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• Unplugging has been a triumph for Rik Emmett
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• The Pixies embrace polarized fan base
• Josh Rouse adapts to pop music middle age
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• "Love & Mercy" mines dark territory for Beach Boys' Brian Wilson
• Darius Rucker fired up to headline Detroit's Downtown Hoedown
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• Postmodern Jukebox puts a jazzy spin on the hits
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• Taylor Swift plans to party like it's "1989"
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• Les Sans Culottes likes its rock with a French accent
• New Kids on the Block are fit for the Main Event
• Taking a break from music was key for Brandi Carlile
• Civil Twilight pushes towards new directions on third album
• Built To Spill is still built to last
• GRiZ hopes for third-time charm at Movement festival
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• Clutch, Mastodon tour is a meeting of kindred spirits
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• Producing legend helped Palma Violents hone in on sophomore album
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• Canadian rockers Silverstein go back to the "Waterfront" for new tour
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• No power failure in sight for Detroit's Electric Six
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• Polyphonic Spree knows big things can come to small "packages"
• The Average White Band does not forget the Motor City
• Cheetah Chrome brings some added excitement to Drivin N Cryin
• EPs help Skid Row build a new movement
• There's nothing dumb, or dumber, about Jeff Daniels' music mission
• Detroit holds special spot in Hank Williams Jr.'s heart
• Yanni remains engaged 30 years after first album
• Ten albums in, David Gray continues to grow and stretch
• Passenger enjoys juxtaposition of studio and live stage
• 5 Seconds of Summer is headed in one direction -- up
• Filter's fighting the good fight for alternative rock
• Godsmack's ready to roar on Uproar tour
• Lady Gaga collaboration helps Tony Bennett get "Cheek to Cheek" with young fans
• Seether survives turmoil on latest album
• Kacey Musgraves represents for country with Katy Perry's pop audience
• Echo & the Bunnymen keep bringing the "grooviness"
• The Beach Boys are still having fun, fun, fun 52 years on
• Wiz Khalifa wants to keep the new music coming
• Motley Crue's not going away mad, just going away
• Alice Cooper's happy to ride shotgun on Motley Crue farewell tour
• Post-transplant Walter Trout plans touring return for 2015
• Fans were key to making Framing Hanley's new album
• Touring between albums keeps the Cult's creative "muscles" toned
• Eric Johnson's still rockin' as 60 looms
• Mitch Ryder, Mark Farner bringing he energy to Happy Together tour
• Kings of Leon tries to keep things challenging
• Aloe Blacc dug into obscure character for new James Brown film
• Al Jarreau headlines Trenton`s Jazz on the River
• ZZ Top gives boost to the Ben Miller Band
• RocknBlues fest gives Rare Earth co-founder a reason to come home
• Beatles, ballet and more part of a good year for Peter Frampton
• Drenge's brother rockers keep the peace
• Panic! at the Disco craves reaction, good or bad
• The Fixx taps fans to choose concert set lists
• Soundgarden delves into super-unknown territory with nine inch nails
• Jimmy Buffett, John Fogerty ready for hot summer night at Comerica Park
• Jurassic 5's happy to be back in action after seven years apart
• Short split let RX Bandits start new era
• Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bad Company are classic rock brothers of the road
• Prince keyboardist still enjoying the Purple Xperience
• Britain's Royal Blood focuses on the bass-ics
• Laura Cantrell puts her own songs first on new album
• Classical music isn't "a museum piece" for violinist Joshua Bell
• Sammy Hagar almost made his own "Night Moves' back in the 70s
• After 46 years, Yes is anything but "Fragile"
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• Blasters brothers Phil and Dave Alvin find "Common Ground" on new album
• Ted Nugent's ready to mark 6,500 great gonzo nights
• Dirty Heads were happy to muddy the musical waters on new album
• Detroit's Pistol Day Parade is cocked, locked, ready to rock
• Warped Tour turns 20 with eyes focused on next 20 years
• Three Days Grace has new energy after singer change
• Counting Crows happy to be on the road with Toad the Wet Sprocket
• Elton John collaboration led to new Leon Russell album
• Korn makes shift into Mayhem mode
• Dia Frampton still feels the call of "The Voice"
• New projects show Go-Go's still got the beat
• Willie Nelson finds the write stuff again
• Queen project lets "Idol's" Adam Lambert sing with his idols
• There's no place like home for the Queen of Soul
• Sarah McLachlan puts a different "Shine" on latest album
• Band is a Sublime experience for frontman Rome
• Break was value-plus for Nickel Creek members
• Detroit's Uncle Kracker has new music coming soon
• Indigo Girls enjoy symphonic challenge
• Gary Clark Jr. lives up to his rep
• Ha Ha Tonka keeps its music on the move
• Package tours pack Detroit area amphitheaters this week
• 311 makes its own declaration of independence
• Billy Joe Shaver's getting "Long in the Tooth" with style
• Goo Goo Dolls aren't taking longevity for granted
• Sunny times lead The Fray to "Helios"
• It's been a long road already for Lake Street Dive
• The time is always right for Morris Day & the Time
• Melvins leader gets a Buzz from unplugging
• Interest in Neon Trees blooms after singer comes out
• Passion keeps Babyface in the game
• Days of the New's old, and original, lineup regroups
• Ringo Starr gets back, with a little help from his friends
• MKTO hoping for "Classic" success formula
• Detroit's Jessica Hernandez excited for first album -- finally
• Detroit's Tiles is more than just a hobby band
• These are big times for A Great Big World
• Kenny Wayne Shepherd shows you can go home again
• Boston leader believes good things come to those who wait
• New O.A.R. album shows you CAN go home again
• "Idol" champ Phillip Phillips took his time with second album
• New album brings the Verve Pipe back to rock
• Motown's Four Tops are still going strong 60 years on
• OneRepublic is hard to pin down, and likes it that way
• The legendary Ginger Baker gets back to all that jazz
• Rival Sons keep pushing forward on latest album
• Katie Armiger finds new meaning in latest album
• Alice Cooper's manager celebrated in new "Supermensch" documentary
• Lionel Richie wants to make America dance on the ceiling again
• Luke Bryan hopes fans keep crashing his party
• Music director gives Bruno Mars' act some Detroit muscle
• Broken Bells ringing for a second time
• Kevin Richardson is happy to be a Backstreet Boy again
• Derek Trucks finds that with a big band comes big responsibilities
• Ray LaMontagne learned to be himself on latest album
• Loss of drummer is unexpect positive for Britain's Kaiser Chiefs
• Detroit is home, not work for Big Sean
• Supremes are still golden 50 years after first hit
• Black Crowes frontman's Brotherhood stretches its wings
• Fifty years feels like 50 seconds to Jose Feliciano
• Even without Michael, the Jacksons make it look easy as 1-2-3
• Productivity keeps Ed Sheeran on track
• Miley Cyrus collaboration raises eyebrows of Flaming Lips fans
• Phoenix likes to stretch its wings with live work
• Young & Sick adds music to visual artistry
• Will Downing happy with first quarter-century as a solo act
• Chvrches' congregation continues to grow
• Lindsey Stirling fought off jitters to make sophomore album
• Vampire Weekend's fortunes keep rising
• Detroit's Love Dollhouse gets love from new label, online campaign
• Eels won't stop believin' in good pal and Journey alumnus Steve Perry
• Keeping busy keeps Tamar Braxton happy
• Australia's Big Scary isn't quite as frightening as it sounds
• Second time is still a charm for the Band Perry
• Homegrown Liz Laren celebrates creative spurt
• Hey, hey it's the Monkees -- this time with Mike
• Avett Brothers learning to juggle growing repertoire
• Old Crow Medicine Show strikes up another Bob Dylan collaboration
• Rapper Future is happy with his present state of affairs
• The Bottle Rockets are happy to welcome a new generation of fans
• All-star Royal Southern Brotherhood is a priority for its members
• Skrillex keeps dancing to his own beat
• Local first-timers ready to take on Movement festival
• Eddie Money brings his "Paradise" back to DTE
• Jena Irene is happy with second-place "Idol" finish
• Dead Rider looks for different path each time out
• New album was inevitable part of Chiodos return
• Detroit's Billy Brandt puts it all together with his Sugarees
• Pop or not, Lady Gaga's all about the art
• Big body of blues-rock work is a reward for Chris Duarte
• Of Montreal leader already has next project in his sights
• Reactivated Standells still love that "Dirty Water"
• Gord Downie, Sadies collaboration was worth the wait
• Teddy Riley's fighting for the BLACKstreet name
• Chromeo sets high mark for new album
• Anthony Gomes finds new ways to get the blues
• Off! is on, but not necessarily forever
• New production shows different sides of Celtic Woman
• Jimmie Vaughan marks 50 years of playing by still playing
• The 1975 is no overnight sensation
• Jeff Gutt is ready to move beyond "The X-Factor"
• Rapper YG is happy to have career off to a good start
• Peter Wolf quiets things down for solo shows
• Alice Cooper documentary is a "Super Duper" treat
• Success leaves Britain's Temples unbowed
• Country star Jerrod Niemann finds inspiration in "ignorance"
• Producer pushed Sam Roberts Band hard on latest album
• Margot & the Nuclear So and So's go for a quieter blast on new album
• Ingrid Michaelson inspired by personal "pit of despair" on new album
• Break gave the Hold Steady time to hone new album
• Detroit's Twiztid takes matters into its own hands
• Boney James blows his own horn -- with good reason
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. hones and expands its sound
• Things are going "so perfect" for Australia's 5 Seconds of summer
• Hard rockers Unearth getting next release in order
• Britain's Fanfarlo explores deep questions on new album
• Jackie Evancho is enjoying her "God-given gift"
• Miley Cyrus says pranks, controversy are all about having "fun"
• Pat Benatar and husband celebrate 35 years of hitting us with their best shots
• Music of her soul, and soul music, helps Sharon Jones kick cancer
• Caroline Smith channels her soul self on latest album
• Christina Perri shakes off sophomore slump fears with "Head or Heart"
• How Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees are feeling about their honor
• Tension = inspiration for Dillinger Escape Plan
• Farmington's Jena Irene keeps the "American Idol" ball rolling
• Duo format allows Charlie Hunter to be fearless about musical explorations
• Kiss' Paul Stanley pulls no punches in new memoir
• New documentary makes Dave Clark glad all over
• Detroit's Protomartyr rolls out second album
• Unplugged concerts let Mike Posner show different sides of his music
• "Conan" bandleader Jimmy Vivino comes to town to play the Beatles -- and the blues
• Big lineup change is in Dream Theater's rearview mirror now
• Ruben Studdard says God "made" him to sing love songs
• Dweezil Zappa draws on family experience for Hendrix tour
• Bela Fleck continues to learn from playing with Chick Corea
• Mindless Self Indulgence is taking a break, not breaking up
• Queen music is still rocking us, a dozen years later
• Italy's Joycut learning its way around the U.S.
• Gangstagrass brings a hip-hop flava to bluegrass
• New release shows more sides of Detroit's Kaleido
• Asking Alexandria keeps the music coming -- sooner rather than later
• Scott Stapp stays true to his Creed on his own
• Gary Numan shifts into drive again
• New singer puts some fresh juice in Saliva
• Rapper Juicy J is still riding high on "Dark Horse" collaboration
• Jake Clemons takes his uncle Big Man's spot in the E Street band
• New Detroit music school is ready to rock
• Ataris reunion is fun but not likely to be long-lasting
• It's all that jazz for Kyle Eastwood, son of Clint
• Molly Ringwald sounds pretty in jazz
• A capella goes country for "The Sing-Off" winners Home Free
• Brit Floyd discovers even more of Pink Floyd for its fans
• Pat Metheny keeps his unity band...well, unified
• Tough start made new album that much better for Young The Giant
• The Mavericks "brotherhood" is alive again
• Rain tribute group keeps the Beatles alive, 50-plus years later
• Primus' Les Claypool gets his twang on in new duo
• Flogging Molly says a fond farewell to Green 17
• Bayside takes stock of a strong first decade
• Southfield teen is having a ball on "American Idol," despite the grind
• Three is a charmed number for Richard Thompson
• Austin Mahone feels like his moment has arrived
• Stanley Clarke gets back to bass-ics with "School Days" show
• Twenty-five years has bone quickly for Big Head Todd
• Blackie & the Rodeo Kings make music in, and for, Nashville
• Joe Louis Walker continues to explore the blues -- and beyond
• Lydia Loveless taps into greater array of influences on new album
• Paul Simon and Sting find harmonic convergence on stage together
• Alejandro Escovedo Bucks up with R.E.M. guitarist on current tour
• Anthrax guitarist lets his words, not his music, do the talking in solo shows
• Ladysmith Black Mambazo's favorite guest appearance? It wasn't Paul Simon...
• Bruce Springsteen boost helped Nicole Atkins make new album
• Big Gigantic goes for bigger sound on latest album
• Pianist Jason Moran takes on ambitious Civil Rights piece for Detroit Jazz Fest event
• Rochester teen wins John Lennon Songwriting Contest
• Billy Joel's saxman blows his own horn at long last
• George Strait gets ready to ride into the sunset
• America's still riding "A Horse With No Name" 42 years later
• Painkillers have bluesman Tommy Castro feeling good
• Jazz guitarist Joshusa Breakstone embraces cello into his musical mix
• Kings of Leon come back in better shape than ever
• 50 years ago, Ed Sullivan brought America the Beatles
• Beatles' first Sullivan appearance made impact on Detroit rockers
• 3 Doors Down unplugs for latest tour
• The Pixies sprinkle some new music into reunion mix
• Dave Mason steers his way into a Traffic Jam
• The Cookers' all-star jazz mix has staying power
• Regrouped BOP(harvey) makes its way back to Detroit area
• G. Love celebrates 20 years of making Special Sauce
• Onetime rivals Falling In Reverse and Escape The Fate bury the hatchet with current tour
• No Lions, but Detroit will be well-represented in Super Bowl halftime show
• Ann Arbor Folk Fest headline Patty Griffin is filled with music these days
• Lord Huron brings rootsy sound back to its roots
• Grammy winner Darius Rucker hopes fans don't miss out on "Miss You"
• Lez Zeppelin feels the love from Led Zeppelin
• Lotus likes to keep the music hopping
• Detroit jazz icon Charles Boles releases his first album -- at age 81
• Metallica plans to make "One" a singular experience with classical pianist
• Patti LaBelle's juggling a full plate these days
• Silver Bullet Band's Shaun Murphy establishing her own name
• Two upcoming albums keep Blackberry Smoke on fire
• Johnny Flynn puts together acting, music in new movie role
• St. Lucia's happy with slow, steady growth
• McCoy brothers keep Bobaflex firing on the hard rock mainstream
• Lansing singer-songwriter Jerry Sprague's finding his own voice
• Hit-making Bastille storms the charts
• Horton Heat "Rev"s up with rockin' new album
• Still-busy jazz career feels "like 25 minutes" to Joey DeFrancesco
• Nick Moss injects some more rock into his blues
• It's a Bugg's life for young British singer-songwriter
• Cody Simpson wants to grow up with tour, next album
• Success feels right for hard rockers In This Moment
• This or The Apocalypse enjoying headlining turn
• deftones frontman has faith in new band, Crosses
• The Front Bottoms bring the heat for fans on Hot Chocolate Tour
• The Wild trades politics for personal life
• The blues are part of Bettye LaVette's soul
• David Shelby makes country music Detroit style
• Zac Brown Band turning Detroit into its New Year's tradition
• The stars are aligned these days for Charlie Wilson
• Vet bassist Ralphe Armstrong says it's his "turn"
• R. Kelly's feeling fine headed into the new year
• Detroit's Rockets re-ignite with different lineup, new music
• Two decades later, Trans-Siberian Orchestra is still the king of Christmas shows
• Black Dahlia Murder helps add a little darkness to the holiday
• Acoustic Guitar Project readies Detroit showcase
• Detroit's Hard Lessons ready to launch the next 10 years
• Beyonce, Bieber among last-minute music stocking stuffers
• Aretha Franklin is recovered, ready for Detroit show and new album
• Detroit drummer provides the thunder for Mannheim Steamroller
• Steel Panther's readying a meal fit for metal fans
• KEM is all about the spirit of Christmas
• Detroit's Tarantulas still Twistin' after 20 years
• Cage The Elephant fears only "fear-based" music
• Britain's Foals are hitting their stride
• Travie McCoy's sailing "Rough Water" towards the future
• Devon Allman's ready to get the blues, Chicago style
• Family thoughts inspired latest Lucy Kaplansky album
• Kip Moore's writing a nice ticket for himself in Nashville
• Panic! at the Disco was inspired by Sin City on its latest album
• Australia's Strange Talk thinks timing is right for its kind of rock
• Tegan and Sara recalibrate on latest album
• Big Time Rush member steering back towards Heffron Drive
• Ariana & the Rose just starting to bloom
• Politics fuel All That Remains' music
• Rick Springfield tries his solo side for a change
• Michael Bolton loves Motown -- and Detroit
• Halestorm starting to plot next album
• Dave Wakeling wants to provide special (English) Beat service to fans funding next album
• Joe Henry embraces his solo side for latest spate of gigs
• Take 6 is older, wiser, better on 25th anniversary
• Max Bemis wants to make project with wife a Perma-nent concern
• Straight No Chaser provides sounds for the season
• SuicideGirls get back to burlesque
• Twenty One Pilots already gunning for next album
• Detroit's Matt Bissonette gets to the bottom of the Elton John sound
• Motown museum inspired new album from Detroit's Howling Diablos
• Megadeth leader is high on latest band lineup
• Jessica Hernandez rolls with the punches, and keeps rolling
• X Factor was a winning play for Emblem3
• Bombino brings the blues from Africa
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. finding the fast lane in the studio
• Country's Chris Young keeps his winning streak alive
• Jake Miller enjoying his early career success
• Getting the word out helped Clutch's new album
• JES wants people to dance to GOOD songs
• British troubadour Frank Turner turned up the heat in California
• Ellis Hall -- soul man with the symphony
• Peter Yarrow wants to help heal Detroit with song
• Paramore adds by subtracting band members
• Lou Reed collaboration holds special meaning for Metric
• Miley Cyrus video cameo was nicely timed for Detroit rapper Big Sean
• Hard work helped Fitz & the Tantrums "evolve" on second album
• India.Arie is happy to call Motown -- the company -- home again
• MGMT's confidence grew on third album
• In mourning, Slayer revisits the old school on latest tour
• Fate's Warning makes good on long wait for new album
• Rascals' reunion dreams come true with new theater show
• Datsik likes to shake the plaster loose with sonic firepower
• New Found Glory pleased with career longevity
• Monster Magnet scares up more U.S. road work with new album
• 98 Degrees member bares all -- or at least some -- with new project
• Fan love funded Toad the Wet Sprocket's new album
• "Drunk" gives fans a taste of Eli Young Band's new music
• Real-life love fueled new John Legend album
• Work ethic rings true for Brooklyn's Sleigh Bells
• Strokes guitarist has new taste for music in small bursts
• Things just keep getting "more fantatsic" for Hunter Hayes
• New studio puts mojo behind Dr. Dog's latest album
• Falling in Reverse gets intimate with fans for a god cause
• Focus helps City and Colour broaden his horizons
• Singing is better than sports writing for Britain's Jessie Ware
• Full band makes Pretty Lights shine brighter
• Dar Williams happy to hit 20 years in the music biz
• Steve Aoki presides over an EDM family affair
• Pittsburgh's Rusted Root enjoyed baseball team's golden run
• Sparks still flying, 45 years later
• Thomas Dolby lights the way for lighthouse preservation
• Cowboy Junkies bring Canadian perspective to Kennedy assassination
• Wayne Shorter plays new orchestral piece for the world
• Current lineup makes things less prickly for Cactus guitarist
• The road stretches on for Drive-By Truckers
• Outside projects brought 3OH!3 members back to their roots
• Returning frontman helped Killswitch Engage find conceptual path on new album
• The Head and The Heart move forward with second album
• Mayday Parade is all about moving forward
• Rod Stewart is happy to be rockin' again
• Jeff Beck, Brian Wilson and Beach Boys "weird" but good combination
• Change to country does Sheryl Crow some good
• Post-Etta James, Bobby Murray comes back to his own music
• Blues woman Joanne Shaw Taylor entering new era of her career
• The world is getting (in the) round for Josh Groban
• Gregg Allman is happy to have the blues
• Mike Doughty getting to do Soul Coughing his way for a change
• Brief break helped Hanson create a stronger "Anthem"
• TLC offers up "juicy" biopic on VH1
• Krewella wants fans to "Get Wet" with is brand of dance music
• David Cook hasn't been idle since winning "Idol"
• Ballyhoo! keeps kicking out the jams
• Dweezil Zappa's on a mission to keep his father's music alive
• Day job helped St. Lucia learn commercial appeal
• Waterford clarinetist Dave Bennett embraces tradition on new album
• Los Lobos member helps Deer Tick find fresh way to record
• Avenged Sevenfold is on a heavy metal mission
• Sonic Youth guitarist shakes of the Dust with new band
• Ann Arbor's Laith Al-Saadi gets "real" on new album
• Citizen Cope -- 10 years and counting
• Story of the Year takes a 10-year pause to celebrate landmark album
• Two-album adventure is twice the fun for Five Finger Death Punch
• After having "a blast" in June, Metallica hopes to bring Orion back to Detroit in 2014
• Trent Reznor just couldn't put nine inch nails to bed
• Smooth sailing sends Thirty Seconds To Mars to new heights
• Heavy metal forebear pushed Trivium hard on new album
• Surf's up for Switchfoot with film, new music
• Jazzy supergroup BWB back in action with Michael Jackson tribute
• A Day To Remember hits 10-year mark
• Linda Ronstadt reveals her "Simple Dreams" in new memoir
• Korn's back in gear with return of original guitarist Head
• William Beckett graduates from The Academy Is... to solo career
• Creative ambitions keep France's Phoenix rising
• Dashboard Confessional leader takes a new Twin Forks in the musical road
• Cold War Kids happy with "transitional" period
• Movie makes Metallica bigger, badder and 3D-er
• Outer space -- really -- is Sarah Brightman's next frontier
• Rocco Nugent not just a chip off the old rock block
• Clap Your Hands... ready to bring out next album
• Songstress Vienna Teng is proud to be a new Detroiter
• Hiatus did Britain's Travis a world of good
• Widespread Panic re-charged after taking time off the road
• Hot band provided "Unstoppable Momentum" for latest Joe Satriani album
• The Eagles celebrate 40 years of History with new show
• Pop Evil's enjoying its moment at the top
• Kyuss lives, under new name Vista Chino
• Blue October frontman's in a better place on latest album
• Blue October frontman's in a better place on latest album
• Local Natives get bearings back after tough time
• Imagine Dragons on a hot streak
• Yellowcard returns to Ocean Avenue
• Kid Rock support heaven-sent for Hellbound Glory
• The National expands its sound, image on new album
• Hits? Icona Pop loves it
• Fall Out Boy enjoying comeback success
• Panic! at the Disco keeps its head on straight
• Detroit rockers Sponge planning a busy Day in home town
• Electronic hitmaker Zedd wants to perform as well as play
• AFI returns to the road, ready to play new music
• Absence made Queens of the Stone Age fans' hearts grow fonder
• No coastal rivalry between tour mates Blondie and X
• Hard rocking Disciples are keeping Dio's spirit alive
• Dear Hunter likes its music with strings attached
• Peter Hook celebrates New Order past, laments band's present
• The buzz keeps building for Britain's Alt-J
• O'Brother took sealthy approach to new album
• Special anniversary brings Alabama back to the stage
• Major Lazer zeroes in on Mad Decent Block Party
• Michael Franti looks at life and death on new Spearhead album
• Il Volo are just "simple guys" -- with great voices
• Matisyahu brings message to anti-bullying event
• Detroit rapper Big Sean has "Hall of Fame" ambitions
• Down time is not a plus for Buckcherry
• Founding member's appreciation grows for Doobie Brothers' longevity
• Silver anniversary has light impact on Mudhoney
• Arts, Beats & Eats apprearances speical for Detroit bands Sponge, Kaleido
• Marron5, Kelly Clarkson, Shinedown and Volbeat headline mid-week package shows
• Independence allows Adam Ant to stand and deliver once more
• Sammy Hagar celebrates 40 years of rocking the nation
• Eric Burdon still has his Animals instincts
• Toto's holding the line at 35th anniversary
• Kenny Loggins is still "Footloose" with new group
• Alice In Chains feels like it's not a comeback anymore
• Duff McKagan ran to be part of new Seattle "supergroup" Walking Papers
• Memoir helps former Foreigner singer Lou Gramm nown his past
• Vince Neil says Motley Crue is ready to say farewell
• Queensryche letting music do the talking in band name battle
• Depeche Mode gets happier over time
• Kid Rock celebrates record DTE run with Bob Seger in tow
• Musical luminaries unite for an orderly Goat Rodeo
• Nico Vega is ready to lay some new music on us
• STS9, Umphrey's McGee pursuing musical "bromance" during summer tour
• REO Speedwagon's old energizes its new
• Mo Pop Festival adds food, beer to music mix
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. gets live show in gear while waiting for album release
• Edward Sharpe troupe becoming more polific as time goes on
• Bernie Worrell's still got the funk -- and more
• Ontario rockers are confident they can handle Kid Rock crowds
• Disney Channel star Bridgit Mendler finds her footing in the music world
• Twenty years on, Night Ranger is still motorin' with "Sister Christian"
• Buddy Guy's still happy to be messin' with the blues
• Black Crowes, Tedeschi Trucks Band come together as kindred spirits on summer tour
• Black Crowes, Tedeschi Trucks Band come together as kindred spirits on summer tour
• Rascal Flatts seeking fresh directions for next album
• Robby Krieger keeping his creative doors open moving forward
• Ramsey Lewis readies new music for release
• New band lets Albert Lee ramp up his U.S. presence
• Eight nights of Kid Rock ties a record at DTE
• ZZ Top happy to be hanging with Kid Rock this summer
• The Four Tops can't resist the temptation to perform with the Temptations
• Hip-hop triple-threat Hit Boy living up to his name
• Scott Weiland forging a musical life beyond Stone Temple Pilots
• Pantera alumnus Philip H. Anselmo puts his own name in front -- finally
• Loverboy is still workin' for the weekend...and beyond
• The Cult's deliver an "Electric" night on current tour
• Former Runaways singer isn't waiting for bandmates to rock again
• "Idol" champ Phillip Phillips is anything but "Gone, Gone, Gone"
• Tool drummer freaks out in new band, Volto!
• Black Sabbath feeling luck with "13"
• Keith Urban excited about next album
• Big Time Rush, Victoria Justice look at life beyond Nickelodeon
• The Turtles are still happy together after all these yeas
• Ted Nugent says Detroit may be down, but it's not out
• After reunion, the Beach Boys are back to business as usual
• Mindless Behavior is growing up
• B.o.B. enjoys early momentum, wants to continue
• OneRepublic frontman likes being part of a real band
• Reunited Bone Thugs-n-Harmony headlines first Oakaloosa festival
• The years keep reelin' in for Steely Dan
• Forty years later, Grand Funk's still an American band
• Main Isley brother found musical magic with Detroit's Kem
• 30 years flew by for The Melvins
• Stanley Cup result was big for Taproot singer
• Chicago's still happy to blow its own horns
• Rockers still have plenty of Fuel left in the tank
• Whitesnake's still slippin' it in 35 years later
• Bad Company still living a rock 'n' roll fantasy 40 years later
• Co-founder's legal problems aren't closing 3 Doors Down
• Schism lets Sugar Ray's Mark McGrath create new summer tour
• ...Trail of Dead members still feel very much alive
• Trampled Underfoot siblings have blues in their DNA
• Newcomer Luke James is happy to for Beyonce hook-up
• Heart and Jason Bonham get their Zep on -- together and separately
• Nostalgia is not a dirty word for America
• John Fogerty overtures mean little to former Creedence mates
• Bon Jovi brings a little Detroit metal and muscle on the road
• Train keeps rollin' with latest album
• fun. is having a good time with success
• Tegan and Sara wanted pop success for new album
• Richard Thompson shooting out the lights on new album, AmericanaramA tour
• Jonas Brothers hope absence made fans' hearts grow fonder
• Twenty-five years in, Barenaked Ladies would rather celebrate the present -- and future
• The Romantics are ready to rock the Riverfront
• Kurt Vile happy to stretch out on latest release
• "The Lion" still roars for Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
• Wire trips past music into latest album
• Megadeth's Dave Mustaine happy with "really, really" cool Gigantour package
• Ex-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted returns to rock
• No Sly, but Family Stone still dances to the music
• Goo Goo Dolls get happy on latest album
• Love is many splendored for Jimmy Eat World
• Gradual growth is key for Hollywood Undead
• "Gimme Shelter" star Clayton is Merry about new background singer documentary
• Post Manson, Alice Cooper eyeballs Broadway "Nightmare"
• New music ahead for Counting Crows
• Darius Rucker is playing to the "True Believers"
• O.A.R. takes reins of its next album
• Hard rockers Halestorm still feeling the Grammy Award shine
• Faces veteran Ian McLagan still logging the miles -- happily
• Kool & the Gang still celebrating good times
• Yeah Yeah Yeahs get into an Empire state of mind
• N.A.S.A. founder launches new musical project, Maximum Hedrum
• A Geat Big Pile of Leaves rakes in new experiences with second album
• Detroit band Death lives thanks to new documentary
• "Changed," and changes, are good for Rascal Flatts
• George Benson hearts Nat King Cole with new album, concert
• Three Dog Night is all about nostalgia
• Jason Isbell lets personal matters drive new album
• Bob James, David Sanborn reunite, invoke predecessors on new album
• Thirty-five years on, the Go-Go's still got the beat
• Parquet Courts take a shine towards national stature
• Buzz building for Australia's Atlas Genius
• Valient Thorr still hammering down 10 years on
• Delay helped make Fitz & the Tantrums' new album better
• That old-tyme music soothes actor John C. Reilly's soul
• Danger Mouse brings "new" feeling to Portugal. The Man
• Carly Rae Jepsen -- call her For Sure
• Drake White has more reasons to enjoy the "Simple Life"
• Oklahoma's Hinder rocks on, but its heart is back home
• Two new projects loom for Kenny Wayne Shepherd
• Name battle doesn't stop Geoff Tate from making Queensryche music
• Fourth album has Lady Antebellum feeling "Golden"
• Serena Ryder puts a "Stompa" on her "clinical" depression
• Peter Frampton takes his six-string Circus on the road
• New tour, new music makes Fleetwood Mac feel young again
• Drive-By Truckers' Patterson Hood happy on his own
• At Orion: Foo Fighters drummer goes on "fishing" trip with covers band Chevy Metal
• Orion festival represents "the spirit of Metallica"
• Boys will be boy bands on New Kids on the Block's Package Tour
• Styx contemplating some future new music
• Locally bred musicians give Orion festival a Detroit flavor
• Baroness back to rocking after bus crash
• Flobots finding new footing for their political material
• Hiatus was a positive move for the Hush Shound
• New adventures fuel Calexico between albums
• Huey Lewis & the News go back in time for "Sports' " 30th anniversary
• Jake Owen adds Detroit Hoedown to his list of achievements
• Marshall Crenshaw pleased with new way of releasing music
• Rival Sons serves its rock 'n' roll straight-up
• Detroit rapper Bizarre stays busy outside of D12
• The Stranglers hope absence made Detroiters' hearts grow fonder
• JD McPherson found his own path to his roots
• Philly musicians surprised by state of Restorations
• Pain = gain for Alkaline Trio on latest album
• John Fogerty recruits guest -- including Bob Seger and Kid Rock -- to freshen his classic songs
• Utica native Clark Warner feels the beat of EDM
• It's Memorial Day Weekend, so Eddie Money's back at DTE
• British sisters the Staves find family harmony in music
• Fall Out Boy comes back on top
• Heartbreak yields inspiration for Marina and the Diamonds
• A$AP Ferg is the lord of the Trap
• Shooter Jennings enjoys mixing music and movies
• The 90s are part of Sponge's past, present and future
• Ex-Metallica bassist Jason Newsted gets back to headbanging
• Anonymity keeps Ghost B.C. focused on the music
• The Whigs still flipping over latest album
• "Rockshow" film captures Paul McCartney and Wings in full flight
• Cheap Trick keeps to its own pace in its fourth decade
• Buckcherry's "Confessions" weighs in on band's sinful past
• Judas Priest preserves landmark concert for new film, DVD
• Time assisted Airborne Toxic Event in making new album
• Sweden's Shout Out Louds get noisy again
• Peter Murphy gets back to Bauhaus
• With new deal and new album, Limp Bizkit is still going strong
• At 77, James Cotton still has the blues -- and that's a good thing
• Charles Bradley wants to dig even deeper into his soul
• Dhani Harrison likes keeping his plate full
• Youngblood Hawke became coping mechanism for co-founders
• Blue October leader finds his happy again
• Natalie Maines leaves the Dixie Chicks nest on solo album
• On stage, Taylor Swift likes to keep it big
• Taylor Swift collaboration gives Ed Sheeran a larger audience
• Senses Fail rocks it harder on latest album
• Needtobreathe feels need to make new music
• Joe Bonamassa lets his quiet side show
• Trixie Whitley's music path was paved early
• Friends make current tour special for Pierce The Veil
• Billy Bragg applauds Bob Seger's good taste
• Skinny Lister's folks helped plant band members' folk seeds
• Former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr busts a long-overdue solo move
• Yngwie Malmsteen's ready to tell his story -- on the page
• Blood Red Shoes like getting heavier
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. getting busy again
• Mindless Self Indulgence sees a bit of itself in Jack White
• Electronic artist Bonobo feels at home on stage, in recording studio
• Kris Kristofferson digs into himself for songs these days
• Parkway Drive fulfilled by new album
• ICP stands strong, with busy year ahead
• ICP cohort Legz Diamond fires his own "Pistolas"
• JJ Grey & Mofro get into the band spirit on latest album
• Graham Parker says Rumour reunion has staying power
• Great Big Sea still inspired at 20
• Black Angels take different flight path on new album
• The Black Crowes know when to fly these days
• Andy Grammer ready to ride success to the next level
• Sound Tribe Sector 9 learning to tighten things up
• Britain's virginmarys took time to get their sound right
• Vintage 70s albums fuel latest Yes tour
• Living Colour celebrates a "Vivid" anniversary
• Break renews hard rockers Sevendust
• Bob Seger sees a "swan song" in his near future
• Joe Walsh says he'll open for Bob Seger "any time"
• Motown influenced helped jazz Kyle Eastwood's music
• Mike Nesmith isn't Monkee-ing around in solo shows
• Drum great Peter Erskine returns to his Stan Kenton roots
• New EP shows Anthrax's taste for 70s rock classics
• Big Wreck puts itself together a decade later
• The Mavericks reunion is "forever," members say
• Andrew McMahon ready to establish his own good name
• Songwriters tour puts Rocky Votolato back in the group groove
• Mad Season still a landmark in the 90s heyday of Seattle rock
• Bob Seger says next album could be his "swan song"
• Nearly 35 years later, Bad Religion keeps the punk rock faith
• Successful debut lets Lianne La Havas establish her name
• Garbage cleans up, moves on after hiatus
• DJ Excision promises to leave fans "exhausted"
• Chelsea Light Moving gives former Sonic Youth frontman a new band start
• Frightened Rabbit bands together on latest album
• Longevity is pleasing, surprising to Doobie Brothers
• Prison activism inspired new songs for Thao & the Get Down Stay Down
• British native Bobby Long embraces American sound
• Greatest hits album lets Jewel reflect on her career
• Award winner Ryan Bingham charts an indepdendent path
• Rick Springfield is back to being cool
• Jimbo Mathus gets a rampage going with new "White Buffalo"
• Milo Greene singer says mom likes group's music
• Aaron Carter wants to get the party started again
• Colbie Caillat ready to move onward -- and upward
• Ash excited to return to Detroit -- and hopes the feeling is mutual
• They Might Be Giants find better living, and music, through brevity
• New music means more than anniversary to Anberlin
• Orchid Ensemble brings the world's music together
• Devon Allman embraces his new "solo" path
• Producer helped David Bowie keep new album secret
• New album brings Minus The Bear back to its roots
• Vintage Trouble's making the most of its Who break
• James Carter, Detroit Jazz Fest celebrate Duke Ellington's legacy
• Slightly Stoopid's on "Top of the World" with latest album
• Tribute band has the P-U-L-S-E of Pink Floyd
• Drowing Pool shows "Resilience" with latest lead singer
• The Summer Set goes for the awesome with tour, new album
• Finch frontman says latest reunion is "pretty overwhelming"
• Journey singer hopes fans will find documentary inspiring
• French Montana promises first album will be worth the wait
• Jana Kramer happy she acted on her musical ambitions
• The Hives have an itch to entertain anyone who will listen
• Top 5 album debut was "just crazy" for Gaslight Anthem
• Denmark's Indians is finally making his own music
• Imagine Dragons taking flight, enjoying success
• Music "flowed" for Charlie Musselwhite and Ben Harper collaboration
• "The Voice" was only the beginning for Pentatonix
• SteelDrivers put the "Hammer Down" on latest album
• Absence makes hearts grow fonder for Mouse On Mars
• 2 Chainz isn't resting on his rap laurels
• Cinderella frontman explores a solo path
• Mars Volta leader paints new colors with Bosnian Rainbows
• Suzanne Vega's getting ready for what's next
• Suzanne Vega's getting ready for what's next
• Concept fuels Black Veil Brides on new album, film
• Mark Tremonti says busy with bands, solo work
• Wolfgang Van Halen's stretching beyond his family name
• Matt & Kim make music for their own ears first
• matchbox twenty happy its new music is holding its own with fans
• A new "Ride" makes Wayne "The Train" Hancock's life that much better
• Emilie Autumn keeps fighting -- like a girl
• Here comes the son: Dhani Harrison follows Beatle father's footsteps into movie music
• New version of play lets Marvin Gaye's sister tell more about her family
• Michelle Williams finds a bit of destiny in "Fela!" role
• Avett Brothers built on lessons learned for latest album
• France's Gojira stomps back across the pond
• All-star Fiction Family enjoying its "Reunion"
• Big Gigantic keeps looking for growth
• Coheed and Cambria happy with two-part project
• Staind's Aaron Lewis gets back to the country
• Grace Kelly -- not that one -- likes to blow her own horn
• Oklahoma rockers Taddy Porter readying for release of second album
• Sweden's Graveyard digs deep on its third album
• New music on the horizon from Umphrey's McGee
• Electronic rockers Lotus blooming with new music
• Trapt shows spirit of independence with new album
• Sandra Bernhard brings gentler touch to her shows these days
• All-female tribute band gets its Led out
• Jazz great Jack DeJohnette speaks softly, carries big (drum) sticks
• Ellie Goulding masters follow-up fears with sophomore album
• Soundgarden reunion is an unqualified success
• British troupe Keane embraces longevity
• fun. having a good time with success
• Flogging Molly turns 10 -- quietly
• The Head and the Heart headlines Ann Arbor Folk Fest
• The Darkness settling into "nice groove" after reunion
• Silverstein energized by new guitarist, new concept album
• Red-haired hot newcomer Ed Sheeran locks into success
• Luis Resto double-dips new projects for Jazz Cafe shows
• Marilyn Manson still enjoys being a proper "Born Villain"
• Reel Big Fish keeps reeling in the fans
• New British sensatiion Emeli Sande brings focus across the pond
• Techno innovators bring the beats back home
• "Bad" anniversary means good things for Michael Jackson tribute group
• Grace Potter & the Nocturnals ready for the next 10 years
• Ultravox's Midge Ure returns with solo shows
• Hollywood Undead embraces (subtle) changes on latest album
• Biz Markie does Yo Gabba Gabba for the kids
• Jill Jack celebrating 50th birthday on stage
• New album looms as Randy Houser rolls into town
• Lil' Ed is still happy to have the blues
• After "The Sopranos," David Chase whacks rock 'n' roll in "Not Fade Away"
• Blackberry Smoke sets up in the Zac Brown orbit
• Skrillex, Boyz Noize to start 2013 with The Bang!
• Zac Brown Band's ready to play out 2012, ring in 2013
• KEM comes home for New Year's Eve
• Detroit hard rockers Speedball reunite
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra stays in the holiday spirit with new EP, live show
• Brantley Gilbert's ready to rock on next album
• Ty Stone's soldiering on towards next album
• Queensryche pursuing "business as usual" after nasty schism
• Tyler Ward takes Internet route to musical notoriety
• Karriem Riggins to finish eventful year close to home
• Christmas Jubilee is a family affair for Patti Smith, Detroit music scene
• Neon Trees wanted to balance fresh and familiar on sophomore album
• The Verve Pipe lets 20th anniversary pass quietly
• Richard Marx is marching to his own "Little Drummer Boy"
• Tony Lucca feels ready to record in 2013
• Four Tops co-founder contemplates "farewell tour"
• Christmas means the world to Kenny Rogers
• Book was a big achievement for Shawn Colvin
• Straight No Chaser anxious to show off new material
• Reunited Chiodos gearing up for a new album
• Hard rockers Halestorm feels most at home on the road
• Trey Songz gets bigger, better with "Chapter V"
• The Starting Line returns to the beginning on new tour
• Greatest hits set feels "surreal" to 3 Doors Down
• Souljazz Orchestra feeling forward momentum
• Big anniversaries mark Moody Blues year
• Living across the pond agrees with Asking Alexandria members
• New Found Glory celebrates 10 years of breakthrough album
• The Reverend Peyton revs up the sound a bit on latest album
• Headlining Palace is a dream come true for rapper Big Sean
• Magnetic Fields were born to synthesize -- sometimes
• Motion City Soundtrack's enjoying its independence
• First decade flew by for The Whigs
• Mary Black tells some unexpected "Stories" on latest album
• Richie Hawtin wants to tell the rest of the EDM story
• Matt & Kim settle into their best approach
• The Sword cuts a fresh path on latest album
• Aimee Mann finding ways to navigate music's new world order
• Dio Disciples keep the late Ronnie James' spirit alive
• Metalocalypse's animated Dethklok straddles line between reality and fantasy
• Hinder unplugs before it jumps into the "Freakshow"
• Judy Collins revisits early folks days in latest book
• Bassnectar plans to keep the music flowing
• New album, book keeping Bettye LaVette busy
• Pierce The Veil felt prolific for latest album
• Clutch ready to roll out new album in 2013
• The Wallflowers return from unexpectedly long hiatus
• Jethro Tull frontman revisits landmark album
• Passion Pit single is music to eat tacos by
• Singer's voice problems put a little fear into Birthday Massacre's new album
• Wu-Tang Clan's RZA punches his way to the big screen
• Asia celebrating "surprise" 30th anniversary
• Tough economic times inspired new Charlie Hunter album
• Rod Stewart goes walking in a winter wonderland on latest album
• Pair of Phillips -- Grant Lee and Glen -- play nice together on the road
• There's nothing Shady about rapper Yelawolf 's work ethic
• Craig Owens keeps his plate full in and outside of Chiodos
• Old Crow Medicine Show gets back to basics
• Afghan Whigs keeping reunon plans open-ended
• Primus gives fans "trippy" treat with 3D show
• deftones went for dynamics on upcoming new album
• Billy Corgan stays the course with latest version of Smashing Pumpkins
• Solo album, Drive-By Truckers keep Patterson Hood busy
• Silversun Pickups has its priorities in order
• Taylor Swift tries some new musical colors with "Red"
• Circa Survive keeps raising the bar
• Seether looking ahead to what's next
• Jackson Browne running on acoustic for current tour
• Two Beats heart as one on tour
• John Lydon favors PiL over (Sex) Pistols
• Brandi Carlile gets comfortable in her 30s
• Success makes Jake Owen country strong
• Even on his own, Bobby Keys keeps the Stones' rock rolling
• Social Distortion continues to rock at its own pace
• Three Days Grace tweaked sound for new album
• Go-Go's "Vacation" was a blur 30 years ago
• Paula Cole asking fans to finance next album
• Regina Spektor is all about the songs
• Maria Muldaur gives props to Memphis Minnie
• Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson are Twins of Evil -- and ambition
• Rapper RZA busting in the film world
• Eminem inspired Blue October frontman on latest album
• Adam Ant is ready to stand and deliver again
• JD McPherson follows his muse, and his music
• Shemekia Copeland's growing into her legacy
• 3OH!3 happy to be out of studio and back on the road
• Who's your Daddy? Actor James Franco takes Motown lead for music project
• Owl City learns to bring others into the flock
• Joss Stone delivers a soul sequel
• Guess Who's Burton Cummings opens Macomb Center season
• Datsik keeps 'em dancing from inside the vortex
• Eric Church enjoying the spoils of hard-won success
• A$AP Rocky promises debut album will be "classic"
• Neil Young saddles up with Crazy Horse again
• Ben Folds Five reunited, and feeling so good
• The Raveonettes grappling with new music biz landscape
• Anthrax's rockin' present makes up for a rocky past
• Australian brothers make The Kin a major label concern
• Joe Jackson puts his "Duke" up
• Second album makes Edward Sharpe more of a band
• All-star headbangers Down on an up-swing with EP plan
• Michael Kiwanuka "Ready" to build on early success
• Finland's Nightwish satisfied, exhausted by album/film project
• Rock Hall induction lets Slash move past Guns 'N Roses
• Lynyrd Skynyrd keeps the "Free Bird" flying
• Guitar hero Steve Vai gets back to being himself
• The Wombats hope growing success is no mere "Glitch"
• Break reinvigorated Bloc Party for latest album
• Nashville, friends provided the remdy for Missy Higgins' writer's block
• Rush celebrating a decade of being on a roll
• Success is becoming reality for Imagine Dragons
• Dropkick Murphys don't need St. Patrick's Day to throw a party
• Smokey Robinson's classics to get a classical treatment
• Former Pistons heir Ethan Daniel Davidson returns to music
• Glen Hansard goes with his own name this time
• Ethan Daniel Davidson puts music first again
• Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra returns to recording mode
• Melanie Fiona making the most of chance to tour with Mary J. Blige
• Gaslight Anthem continues to burn bright
• Hot Water Music turns the tap on again
• Jason Aldean's still having his kind of party
• Things are "humming along" for British punk troubadour Frank Turner
• Turbo Fruits taste benefits of bigger band's endorsement
• Amon Tobin wants sights to accent his sounds
• Canada's Metric makes new mark with new album, movie soundtrack
• ZZ Ward ready to drop her "Casket" on the world
• Success keeps Shinedown glowing
• Rapper Diggy Simmons likes to keep things on a positive tip
• Godsmack felt Detroit "magic" on new live album
• Staind planning hiatus, but not breakup
• Dirty Dozen Brass Band celebrates a fast 35 years
• Thompson Square still coming to grips with success
• Popa Chubby mixes his blues with a little Bach
• Kiss is still a "Monster" nearly 40 years on
• Touring with Kiss has meaning for Motley Crue
• A change has done 2 Chainz a world of good
• Avicii marches to his own electronic music beat
• Pat Metheny excited for first Detroit Jazz Fest appearance
• REO Speedwagon keeps rollin' with the changes
• New jazz festival director wants to put Detroit stamp on the weekend
• The Offspring was happy to take time with latest album
• Slaughterhouse says long wait for new album was worth it
• Family, friends, make former Hippiefest special for Edgar Winter
• Jason Mraz is feeling the love -- and singing about it, too
• Guitarist Eric Sardinas brings his Big Motor to the Motor City
• Evanescence accomplishes "comeback" mission
• New album, Streisand tour have Il Volo excited
• David Sanborn looks back with satisfaction
• Linkin Park and Incubus are happy passengers on Honda Civic Tour
• Chiodos taking reunion slowly but confidently
• Grace Potter finds a home with country audiences
• Natural disaster isn't enough to keep Sebastian Bach off the rock
• Wayne Static gets back in tune with Static-X
• "Sparkle" gives Jordin Sparks her chance to shine
• All-star Dukes of September more seasoned this summer
• Marshall Crenshaw remembers glory days of 30 years ago
• Bonnie Raitt happy with return from "real life"
• Holmes Brothers raise the bar for next batch of songs
• 311 explores Unity through music
• Cannibal Corpse celebrates long life of death metal
• Detroit is a kind of homecoming for Neon Trees bassist
• System of a Down letting reunion take its own course
• My Morning Jacket messing with in-concert habits
• deftones digging into new album for fall release
• Insane Clown Posse releases new album, fights back against FBI
• Ladies are keeping busy, and Barenaked
• Detroit band has its Sights set on bigger things
• The Fray finds a good fit with Kelly Clarkson
• Huey Lewis & the News "working hard," looking forward
• Gloriana appreciated getting to make "second draft" of new album
• Punk rockers Strung Out tie into the past on current tour
• Train keeps rolling with new album, renewed spirit
• Yes affirmative about new singer, new music
• New look, new outlook for Matisyahu
• Sugarland's machine keeps purring along
• Five Finger Death Punch happy to Trespass across America
• Kirk Whalum has divine time recreating Coltrane
• Former Foreigner singer still hot blooded for rock 'n' roll
• Everclear's not letting nostalgia get in the way of progress
• Change is refreshing for Marina and the Diamonds
• Chicago keyboardist's solo album is only the beginning
• Florence and the Machine stay on top of the pressure
• Big Time Rush pushing for progress
• Documentary unearths the story of obscure Detroit singer Rodriguez
• George Thorogood drinks to durability
• Jimmy Buffett brings the party to Comerica Park for a change
• Multiple projects keep Heart beating busy
• Ledisi tries her best to please everybody
• The Temptations continue to sing Motown's praises
• Ace Frehley stays in the groove, even without Kiss
• Lil Twist pushing forward on long-awaited debut album
• Rick Estrin vested in keeping the Nightcats howling
• Chili Peppers singer gets off on Off!
• Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart gets space age with his latest music
• Slipknot keeps the faith, looks to the future
• On his own, Staind's Aaron Lewis takes a country road
• Slayer lets music, not theatrics, do the talking
• O.A.R. has the Olympic spirit
• Detroit rapper Elzhi solidifying his solo position
• Bobby Womack isn't letting time, health stop him
• Change, and "Changed," is good for Rascal Flatts
• Detroit's Jessica Hernandez ready to get going on new album
• Country singer Anita Cochran comes home for Operation Injured Soldiers
• Mary Wilson still Supreme-ly in love with music
• Johnny Winter plans to keep staying true to his "Roots"
• Recent moves bring new fans into Alice Cooper's world
• Nickelback embraces the challenge of music's new landscape
• Carlos Santana has warm memories of Pine Knob/DTE
• Airborne Toxic Event having "less stressful" time making second album
• Seger backup singer Shaun Murphy celebrates live album release
• Don Was jazzes things up for Concert of Colors all-star show
• Maze maintains long legacy as live show favorite
• John Waite still going strong at 60
• Video games inspired Porter Robinson's electronic music passion
• Foghat still takin' it easy at 40
• Rapper Big K.R.I.T. goes from underground to mainstream
• Brandi Carlile enjoys the "challenge" of opening for Dave Matthews Band
• Reel Big Fish dives back in with new album
• Def Leppard embracing, reviving the past
• Fiona Apple guitarist Blake Mills double-dips with his own music
• Meshell Ndegeocello focuses on present and future, not past
• Bob Seger song was big challenge for "American Idol" champ Phillip Phillips
• Bad advice kept Stevie Nicks at bay for a decade
• Aerosmith's back in the saddle, dysfunction and all
• Fifteen years down, more to come for Death Cab For Cutie
• Good times still feel good for Neil Diamond
• Sarah McLachlan builds a new kind of "Mystery" with orchestra
• Beach Boys' 50th anniversary reunion is filled with good vibrations
• SRC gets bigger and better for latest reunion show
• David Gray taking his time with new material
• Toby Keith and Ford are still tough, tight
• First 15 years have been a bluesy blur for Jonny Lang
• String Cheese Incident makes Electric Forest festival its own
• Steve Martin's pickin' keeps fans grinnin', too
• Ted Nugent takes a knee but still keeps rockin'
• Styx skipping politics and just rocking on summer tour
• The Hives lookin' fine for new album and tour
• Bob Seger guest spot a career highlight for 3 Doors Down
• ZZ Top EP tides fans over 'til new album
• An Allman, a Neville and others forge Royal Southern Brotherhood
• The Jacksons showing family Unity on new tour
• Making covers album gave Counting Crows new perspective
• Singer says all's well with "new" version of Dream Theater
• Former Journey drummer spreading Vital Information with jazz ensemble
• Tony Lucca pursues life after "The Voice"
• Denmark's Volbeat finding new fans from package tours, festivals
• All the world's a stage for Of Montreal
• Foster The People pumped up about success
• Walk The Moon blasts off thanks to single, debut album
• Teen "Idol" champ Scotty McCreery graduates into full-time music career
• Family ties are strong in the Band Perry
• Ice-T rolls rap documentary into theaters
• Radiohead returning to Detroit after 15-year absence
• Chris Young rolls into Downtown Hoedown on a winning streak
• Deer Tick locking in with Los Lobos member for next album
• Dandy Warhols increasing the euphoria on latest tour
• Orchestra Who show singer CAN explain how he does it
• Bob Seger fall dates won't include Detroit area
• Kathleen Edwards spreads her wings on latest album
• Rapper Tech N9ne works hard for a lot of play
• Juggling two bands helps the Shins' James Mercer keep things fresh
• The Parlotones' first decade passed by quickly, band says
• Roger Waters keeps adding bricks to "The Wall"
• Punch Brothers aim is true
• Christian rockers Third Day eyeball break, new music
• The Cult hits target with its new "Weapon"
• Patti Smith: A pre-DIA exhibit Q&A
• Changes, drama bring out the best in Red Hot Chili Peppers
• Throwdown Tour's Gary Allan getting ready to throw down his next album
• Thrice bidding fond farewell -- for the moment
• Queen-designed show lets iconic group pay tribute to itself
• Creed returns to "Pirson" on latest tour
• Drake finds "Paradise" with latest tour
• Rapper Yelawolf's success is a little bit Shady
• Langhorne Slim lays down the Law with new album
• Innovator Kevin Saunderson celebrating 25 years of techno
• Rap icons Public Enemy feels kinship with electronic music community
• Gogol Bordello keeps the world partying
• The (Eddie) Money man is back to open the outdoor season
• Kid Rock saxophonist Dave McMurray blowing his own horn again
• LMFAO is sexy -- and fun -- and they know it
• The Maine happy to strike out on its own
• Eve 6 happy to be back in action
• Men At Work days still a fond memory for Colin Hay
• Sonny Landreth finds new directions instrumental to his career
• Glen Phillips says Toad the Wet Sprocket is hopping again
• Rock veteran Al Kooper appreciates the life he's led
• Size matters to chorale rockers Polyphonic Spree
• Steve Winwood still driven by music
• Fear Factory returns to heavy roots on latest album
• Mayer Hawthorne saying "How Do You Do" to more new fans
• Kid Rock's ready for classical collision with Detroit Symphony
• Jill Jack is feeling new career momentum
• Band is feeling the Grouplove thanks to early success
• Clutch making music on its own terms
• Andrew Bird whistling his way to mainstream attention
• Polica keeps things "casual" but focused
• Jeffrey Osborne celebrates 30 years as a solo artist
• Despite Alzheimer's Glen Campbell plans to go out singing
• William Beckett graduates from The Academy Is...
• Waterford's Tony Lucca is ready for final run on "The Voice"
• German rockers Rammstein still fueling the fire
• The fun never stops for Weird Al Yankovic
• Cactus puts prickly past behind, heads for new music
• Jazz man Terence Blanchard lays down roots in Detroit
• Guitar hero Pat Travers keeps putting out the lights
• Blue Man Group keeps the present, and future, busy
• Detroit rapper Danny Brown takes success in stride
• Detroit's Pleasure Seekers/Cradle broke barriers for women in rock
• Steel Panther serious about having a headbanging good time
• Eric Hutchinson's new album reflects three cities
• Hot Chelle Rae hopes breakup song will make some momentum
• Fountains of Wayne keeps rockin' despite busy schedules
• Melissa Etheridge feels at home on the road
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. headlines Detroit's Record Store Day festivities
• Time was on Snow Patrol's side for latest album
• Fab Faux digs into its Fab Four roots
• "Shatner's World" is a diverse place
• Brokencyde learns what its fans want -- the hard way
• Rockers having fun. thanks to long-running hit
• Lucero brings twang and soul to its country
• Gentlemen Hall is a (college) class act
• Detroit sending three to Rock Hall of Fame induction
• Bruce Springsteen swings a "Wrecking Ball" at anger, loss and healing
• Gym Class Heroes revisit past on latest release
• Shinedown starting small for latest album
• Janiva Magness finds the blues in her own words
• Ingrid Michaelson ditches the "ditties" on latest album
• All-American Rejects chronicle "quarter-life crisis" on new album
• Enter Shikari keeps politics at the top of its agenda
• Everybody's uncle, Charlie Wilson, wages war on prostate cancer
• Our Lady Peace throws fans a "Curve"
• Beach Boys' "SMiLE" collaborator hits the road on his own
• Revival Tour celebrates a happy fifth birthday
• The Ting Tings get somewhere with "...Nowheresville"
• Say Anything happily independent again
• Thomas Dolby celebrates past, eyes the future
• Band of Skulls finding sweet in the "Sour"
• Britain's Kasabian ready to make push in the U.S.
• Oasis' Noel Gallagher flying high as solo artist
• Grand Funk drummer remembers "Phoenix" rising
• Rebelution winning more fans as time goes on
• Wedding Present handling present and past on latest tour
• Human Nature -- Motown with a Down Under twist
• Andrew W.K. still parties hard, 10 years later
• The Boyz have turned in II men
• Van Hunt finds a new kind of soul
• The Saw Doctors take it "Downtown"
• Go Radio goes for more meaning in its music
• Joe Louis Walker happy to still have the blues
• Corey Harris stays rooted to the future
• Iced Earth singer is a happy new camper
• Punk rockers Anti-Flag stay up with current events on new album
• Lyle Lovett's at the start of a new era
• An Horse duo keeps looking for improvement
• Gavin DeGraw's still focused on music, even though he's "Dancing With the Stars"
• Barry Manilow "vindicated" by durability
• Silver anniversary sneaks up on British rockers Gomez
• Ty Stone shows his "American Style" -- at last
• Southside Johnny sees busy year ahead
• Black Keys hit the big-time on their own terms
• Detroit techno pioneers Inner City bring the beat back indoors
• Mutemath ramps up a really big show
• Rick Springfield -- there's an app for that
• Rachelle Ferrell ready to unleash her voice again
• Hounds Below ready to unleash at Blowout -- and beyond
• Islands puts emotion into new album
• Tribute band Brit Floyd gives Pink Floyd its due
• "Glee" helps Young The Giant grown its audience
• Nic Cowan happy to be part of the Zac Brown universe
• Lady Antebellum owns the night -- and more
• Big Time Rush moves between TV and music personas
• Steve Aoki expands his electronic music palette
• Frontman says D.R.U.G.S. is starting to set in
• Janes Addiction's time and effort is well-placed
• Larry Carlton keeps his music to the Trio power
• Korn embraces DJ culture on latest album
• Musiq Soulchild feels the love in words, music
• Emilie Autumn has plenty of artistic "fight" in her
• Guns N' Roses happy to be back in small halls -- for the moment
• "Rock of Ages" moving from stage to screen
• The Gang is Kool with opening for Van Halen
• Marsha Ambrosius floating further into solo career
• Umphrey's McGee plans only for surprises
• Wayne Static's happy the X is ex
• Flogging Molly feels Detroit's forward progress
• Kansas celebrates 35 years since "fluke" hit
• "Fela!" inspires -- but requires patience from its audience
• Manhattan Transfer's still the boys, and girls, from New York City
• Music helps Maylene singer work through divorce on latest album
• "Fela!" brings life of legendary musician, provocateur to stage
• Detroit native blows his baritone for "Fela!"
• Cody Simpson honing in on first full album
• Time helped Little Barrie make its new album better
• R&B singer Charles Bradley happy to finally have his shot
• Mel Torme's son stands on his own two feet
• The Darkness see light at end of tunnel for new album
• Megadeth leader reawakens Gigantour
• Dark Star Orchestra keeps the music of the Dead alive
• The Whispers are still making noise 40 years on
• Blind Pilot channeled Fleetwood Mac on new album
• Things are "going crazy" for Tony Lucca thanks to "The Voice"
• Waterford's Tony Lucca buzzes over joining "The Voice"
• British singer Rumer riding forward momentum
• Goat Rodeo gang assembles for movie theater show
• Lenny Kravitz adds acting, more to his music career
• Emmylou Harris back for fourth Ann Arbor Folk Festival appearance
• Morris Day knows what Time it is
• Dawes feels comfortable in folk or rock setting
• Chiddy Bang ready to serve up "Breakfast"
• Musical recreates Sun Recors superstar summit
• Erin McKeown goes back to band days on Acoustic Cafe tour
• Machine Head finds new paths for its metal on "Locust"
• Paper Diamond shines in electronic music scene
• Who's Bad keeps Michael Jackson's music alive
• Ferndale guitarist remembers his days with Etta James
• Keb' Mo' is happy to have the blues
• Less is more for singer-songwriter Martin Sexton
• Green Day's "American Idiot" lives on as theater piece
• Shelby Lynne takes the "Road" solo
• J.J. Grey is still on a learning curve
• Mitch Ryder is still takin' a ride with new album, book, musical
• Loss of founding member doesn't dim In Flames
• Time is on guitarist Eric Johnson's side
• Reverend Peyton and his band testify to real-life issues
• James Montgomery brings the blues back home
• Wu=Tang Clan 's saga continues
• New Edition keeps the old school alive
• Greensky Bluegrass ready for two-night Detroit stand
• Ex-Kid Rock guitarist Kenny Olson brings his new Cartel back home
• The Sights celebrate 12 years, new album
• The Hard Lessons returning from parenting hiatus
• Electric Six brings Grinch song home for the holidays
• Ty Stone plans a quiet holiday homecoming in Detroit
• Craig Owens is on more than D.R.U.G.S.
• Kristeen Young makes out with Morrissey
• Rise Against happy that fans think new album was worth waiting for
• The Devil Wears Prada joins the "Zombie" nation
• New rock, family albums ahead for the Verve Pipe
• Five Finger Death Punch takes positive view towards capitalism
• Hockey ad gives Parlor Mob a boost
• Delbert McClinton stays on cruise control
• Amy Speace happy with move to Nashville
• Ozzy Osbourne's drummer coming home for drum clinic
• Raul Malo ready to get Maverick in 2012
• Veteran singers put a little Jingle Bell in their rock
• Wilco brings a "sound world" to its fans
• Mannheim Steamroller maintains a holiday tradition
• The Ragbirds make holiday show bigger, better
• The more the merrier for Stanley Jordan's latest album
• Celtic Thunder "Glee"-ful for former member's new gig
• Pop mainstream finally embracing DJ David Guetta
• Hot Chelle Rae feeling the heat of success
• Kyuss returns -- in a slightly different form
• Savoy Brown has a soft spot for Detroit
• Guns N' Roses loaded with new lineup, Hall of Fame nomination
• Donny and Marie Osmond ready to spread some Christmas cheer
• Blackie and the Rodeo Kings love their Queens
• Bassnectar keeps the party going
• Gary Hoey keeps his Christmas spirit independent
• Uncle Kracker moves Thanksgiving tradition to Black Friday
• Dallas Green's happy that City and Colour is his full-time gig
• Corey Taylor offers a "bull session" with solo show
• Hank Williams III goes independent with a triple-play
• Bauhaus' Peter Murphy happily back in solo career
• Sonia Leigh basks in Zac Brown's universe
• Nickelback ignores the haters, ready to rock Thanksgiving in Detroit
• Kirk Franklin seeks collaboration with a higher power
• Simple Plan enjoying, adjustic to veteran status
• Bob Seger blasts through the past with "Ultimate Hits"
• Jamey Johnson likes to keep stage show spontaneous
• The Features are happy to be part of Kings of Leon's world
• Paul Simon celebrates his songwriting legacy with new, old works
• Dashboard Confessional's Chris Carrabba doing a juggling act for the future
• Despite fears, Ledisi's enjoying her first headlining tour
• Trombone Shorty put a Detroit flavor on his latest album
• Dar Williams says 10 years of recording is "a terrific feeling"
• Hip-hop artist Dessa changes her tune on latest album
• The "new" Demi Lovato is all about the music
• LeAnn Rimes ready for "brand new start" as she turns 30
• Mastodon keeps its aim straight on "The Hunter"
• Deer Tick became more of a band on new album
• Ozzy Osbourne's son wanted his dad's full story for documentary
• Judas Priest slowing down but shy of retiring
• Mat Kearney happy with new album's reception
• New Kid Jordan Knight goes it alone again
• Bret Michaels' work schedule still loaded
• Manzarek and Krieger keep the Doors open to their old music
• Everlast keeps commentary at the forefront of latest album
• Redlight King takes new path out of Kazza past
• Fugazi bassist adapting to life as a solo artist
• The Musical Box keeps Genesis' "Lamb" alive
• Life, band changes inform Hollywood Undead's latest music
• Lindsey Buckingham balances solo. Fleetwood Mac demands
• Manchester Orchestra charted different course on latest album
• Rachael Yamagata tries her independence
• Twenty-five years in, Sting still has staying power
• Experience brings confidence to Indigo Girls
• Dub Trio benefits from past and present associations
• New Found Glory says pop punk is not dead
• Bob Seger more concerned with rocking than retiring
• Tornado recovery gave Never Shout Never new purpose
• Gym Class Heroes give the past a future spin on new album
• Mindless Behavior mindful of career goals
• Joe Bonamass stays busy with the blues -- and rock
• Ian Hunter puts Mott the Hoople in the past again
• Swedish rockers Opeth embrace heavy metal "Heritage" on latest album
• Albums are still important to Plain White T's
• Youthful Mindless Behavior is learning the music biz ropes
• Tedeschi and Trucks making beautiful music together
• Thrice hits a little harder on latest album
• Evanescence returns from hiatus still on top
• Lights adds some weight to latest album
• Felix Cavaliere still gives good lovin' with Rascals music
• Duran Duran more excited about future than past
• Memphis' Bo-Keys benefit from experience, enthusiasm
• Dirve-By Truckers planning break, not break-up
• Parachute's happy to see more guys in its audience
• Collective Soul keeps its future in focus
• Italian singer Zucchero returns to his "roots" on new album
• Uh Huh Her uses time to benefit new album
• Black Crowes' Rich Robinson flying solo again
• Il Volo's enjoying the love for what it does
• Richard Marx likes staying in "constant writing mode"
• Michael Jackson "Immortal"ized in New Cirque du Soleil show
• Smashing Pumpkins working on past and future
• Widespread Panic celebrating, looking beyond 25th anniversary
• Butch Walker spreading the word about new album, book
• Blue October turns personal pain into artistic gain
• Saves The Day trilogy ends on an up note
• Minus The Bear happy to be reaching 10th anniversary
• Vanessa Carlton rediscovers her voice
• Latest Primus lineup finds future in its past
• Saxon's still headbanging 35 years on
• Rik Emmett continues to triumph as solo artist
• Success was worth the wait for rapper J. Cole
• Texas band is happy for "Friday Night Lights" Emmy success
• King Crimson members take to the road while band's on hiatus
• Gavin Rossdale brings Bush back to active duty
• Hymn For Her makes a second home in Detroit
• Dream Theater pushes past drummer's defection
• The Who's Roger Daltrey reboots "Tommy" for solo shows
• Pretty Lights keeps pushing in new directions
• Toby Keith stays American through and through
• Enrique Iglesias happy to be expanding his sound
• Mates of State bring new lessons to latest album
• Pink Floyd digs deep for new catalog reissue campaign
• Sparta frontman was surprised by solo career
• The English Beat marks anniversary of sophomore album
• Chromeo enjoying growing audience
• Guitar was an early connection for Tommy Emmanuel
• Saxist Boney James happy to still be alive, playing after auto accident
• Motion City Soundtrack revisiting past, preparing for future
• Pearl Jam celebrates 20th anniversary with film, book, album
• Success sent Foo Fighters back to the garage
• Paperboys' Peter Furler hangs up his solo shingle
• Jim Peterik goes from "Eye of the Tiger" to all that jazz
• They Might Be Giants gets adult again on latest album
• Wayne Kramer's always looking for "the next thing"
• Mason Jennings lightens up on new album
• Roger Clyne pushes the positive side of Arizona
• Jason Aldean's still having his kind of "Party"
• Tiesto targets colleges on latest tour
• Charm Farm regroups for Ferndale's DIY fest
• America digs into roots on new covers album
• DJ Caspa makes overdue pilgrimmage to Detroit
• British headbangers Bring Me The Horizon felt pressure to be good on latest album
• Ronnie Dunn goes it alone after 20 years in duo
• Troy rockers coming with second album.
• blink-182 members re-establish band as their priority
• Wayne Hancock keeps "The Train" rolling through personal travails
• Avenged Sevenfold living beyond is "Nightmare" on Uproar tour
• Alison Krauss, Union Station happy to be reunited
• Grace Potter enjoying gradual climb to success
• Tom Tom Club surprised but happy with 30-year history
• Home is where the heart -- and music -- is for Vince Gill
• Charlie Wilson related to Snoop Dogg "by love, not blood"
• Ted Nugent keeps a stranglehold on his gonzo ways
• Big & Rich bringin' it back after hiatus
• Third visit to metro area is a charm for Bret Michaels
• ICP talks about licking "Arse" with Jack White
• Royce da 5'9" in better place with new solo album
• Desire to work sends Vince Neil out after Motley Crue tour
• Swedish trio strips down for latest album
• Fourplay rejuvenated by new member
• Jack's Mannequin giving "People..." a preview in concert
• KEM hopes his homeless benefits won't be needed in the future
• Whitesnake still rocking after singer's throat scare
• Amy Winehouse death hits home for Justin Townes Earle
• Alice Cooper happy being rock's "oldest vampire"
• Aretha Franklin continues to rock steady
• Bright Eyes likes to keep politics on a short leash
• Tony Bennett -- not shy, not retiring
• Break worked to Incubus' benefit
• Train, Maroon5 make for smooth summer touring partners
• George Thorogood taps Chess Records influence for latest album
• Uncle Kracker has a friend, and a gig, in Kenny Chesney
• Keri Hilson explains what "No Boys Allowed" really means
• J. Geils Band still plays every show like it could be its last
• Jazz supergroup Return To Forever launches fourth incarnation
• Queensryche celebrating 30th anniversary with road show
• "Dream Weaver" singer happy to be a hippie again
• Def Leppard and Heart make for hard-rocking pair
• "Band of Gold" singer Freda Payne shows her jazzbeaux
• My Morning Jacket stocked by new album's chart debut
• Theory of a Deadman looking to win fans on Carnival of Madness tour
• Lifehouse ready to move on towards next album
• Palin show theme gives Third Day more notoriety
• Men of Soul unite for in-concert "jukebox"
• Brian McKnight goes back to "old school R&B"
• Kid Rock ready to throw down in Motown
• Identity festival brings White Shadow back to his roots
• Los Lonely Boys still loves touring with Los Lobos
• Bachman & Turner go back into overdrive
• Gospel star Marvin Sapp uses higher power to get through tough times
• Chris Isaak shining about new Sun Records album
• Selena Gomez grows up with new album
• The Ettes get back to their garage roots on latest album
• Fall Out Boy's Patrick Sump ready for solo career
• Disturbed, Godsmack and Machine Head creating Mayhem on tour
• Wiz Khalifa paid dues before big hit
• Meat Loaf recalls Motown roots
• Black Dahlia Murder probes rituals on new album
• Pontiac show a homecoming of sorts for Amy LaVere
• Angie Stone eyeballing new album, acting opportunities
• Tim Robbins makes natural move into music
• Sade returns after 10-year break
• Royal wedding gig only adds to the heat on Ellie Goulding
• Johnny Winter explores "roots" on new album
• Nearly four decades on, Journey's still believin'
• Current Foreigner stakes its claim on band's catalog
• It's nothin' but a block party for Jill Scott this summer
• INXS basking in glow of self-tribute album
• Album, novel part of busy year for Steve Earle
• Beach Boys celebrating 50 years of high tide
• Grand Funk Railroad stays on track
• Death Cab For Cutie finds new sound on latest album
• Nicki Minaj keeps it real on Britney Spears tour
• McDonald, Scaggs make a familiar touring pair
• "Grown up" Taking Back Sunday plans to continue with current lineup
• Interpol hits the "Lights" on latest album
• Age is no object as Paul McCartney rocks on
• Pat Benatar tours without "agenda" these days
• Keith Urban goes for up-close experience with fans
• O.A.R. members feel Ohio State's football pain
• CCR's music has "legs," with or without original frontman
• Slayer, Rob Zombie make beautiful metal music together
• REO Speedwagon celebrates 30th anniversary of biggest album
• Yes tours with new lineup, first new album in 10 years
• Styx founder says touring with Yes is a good fit
• Randy Travis says 25 years has felt like "minutes"
• Goo Goo Dolls starting work on next album
• Daughter makes road life different for Michelle Branch
• Parachute undaunted by sophomore album
• Josh Groban enjoys a year of changes
• Don Was wants All-Star Revue to show "thread" of Detroit music
• Steely Dan not rushing to make next album
• Laser show adds live performers for Michael Jackson tribute
• 311 went for live feel on new album
• Weird Al Yankovic's still finding humor in pop stars, popular culture
• Matisyahu busy with two new albums and a movie
• Sugarland pushes boundaries of its country music
• 10th anniversary sneaks up on Australia's Cut Copy
• Peter Frampton celebrates 35th anniversary of landmark live album
• A Perfect Circle guitarist always knew band would come back around
• Injury can't keep Black Veil Brides frontman away from Warped Tour
• D.R.U.G.S. frontman ready for Warped Tour return
• Temptations leader feels passage of time at group's 50th anniversary
• Selena Gomez talks a bit about "Monte Carlo" and making music
• Lynyrd Skynyrd eyeballing next album
• Rick Springfield celebrates 30 years since "Jessie's Girl"
• Country star John Michael Montgomery's plate is filled with projects
• Michigan's Pop Evil is playing for keeps
• Rocking is still a Sweet pursuit
• Soul Asylum turns 30 gracefully
• Dave Alvin finds a way to write on the road
• Anniversary fuels Motley Crue summer tour
• New York Dolls more pleased than surprised by longevity
• Owl City felt "different" kind of pressure on new album
• Detroit rapper Big Sean drops his debut album -- finally
• Hip opening act feels like she fits with Katy Perry's music
• Irish proverb spurred Jars of Clay's lastest album
• Tim McGraw using concerts to unveil new music
• Jonny Lang grows from boy to man
• Bedouin Soundclash weathers doubts, rekindles enthusiasm
• Matt & Kim adjust to having more music for fans
• Eminem and Royce make peace with Bad Meets Evil
• The Monkees celebrate 45 years of monkeying around
• Hall & Oates still do it for love of working together
• Earth, Wind & Fire keeps live show evolving
• Committed adjusting to life after "The Sing-Off"
• Detroit's Christian TV finds life after the Love (Arcade) is gone
• Deep Purple gets classical, not classy
• G. Love has a lot of music he wants to make
• No rivalry as New Kids, Backstreet Boys unite for tour
• The Go-Go's still have the beat for 30th anniversary
• Australian-born Lenka stays on eastbound trajectory
• Natasha Bedingfield strips -- her music, not herself
• Warren Haynes is a soul man on latest studio album
• Neal McCoy happy mixing country with big band
• "Glee" takes its act to the stage
• Huey Lewis keeps ambitions alive, in check
• Going big -- in concert and otherwise -- is a way of life for Taylor Swift
• Funk is a lifelong pursuit for George Clinton
• Ohio Players are still on "Fire" after all these years
• It takes two this time around for guitarist Charlie Hunter
• Black Dub leader Daniel Lanois focuses on creativity in memoir
• The Baseball Project swings for the musical fences
• Sam Roberts is thankful for his muse
• Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. -- silly name, serious music
• Brandi Carlile revving up for new music
• Less = more in Robyn's world these days
• Panic! at the Disco confident after split
• Solo work helps Godsmack singer feel more complete
• Record company push helped Augustana make a better album
• Raphael Saadiq gets "raw" on his latest album
• Baby-faced Brett Dennen maturing as an artist
• Dirtbombs bring garage rock to Movement festival
• Eddie Money brings new song for annual DTE show
• DJ Paul van Dyk ups the visual ante with latest show
• She Wants Revenge used between-albums break to good effect
• Filipino jazz singer crafts new style
• Neon Trees enjoying the "Prom" afterparty
• Doobie Brothers ready to open DTE season
• Black Label Society unplugs on latest album
• Eric Benet wants to keep old school soul alive
• Hollywood Unded happy to have new music out
• His Name Is Alive celebrates 20th anniversary -- in 21st year
• Who's Bad keeps Michael Jackson's music alive
• Sick Puppies' success keeps trio on the road
• Kentucky singer-songwriter looks to definte urban folk
• Cake finds its sweet spot with No. 1 album.
• Bob Seger: Coming home means "everything" for him, Silver Bullet Band
• Fans already catching onto new Manchester Orchestra songs
• Seether returns to three-piece band roots
• Hoedown headliner Jason Aldean having his own party thanks to success
• Usher has ambitions beyond the stage -- and music
• Twilight Singers' leader confident about new sound
• Dap-Tones success enriches Sharon Jones' life
• Isley Brothers still feel Motown roots
• Flaming Lips keep the music coming -- by any means possible
• Jerrod Niemann is a new name, old hand in country music
• Staind's Aaron Lewis likes being a country boy -- when he's not rockin'
• Rockabilly queen Wanda Jackson gets a boost from Jack White
• Roots veteran Marcia Ball took pen in hand for latest album
• Singer-songwriter Sam Bradley moves beyond brush with "Twilight" fame
• Punk rockers Face To Face happy to be back
• Bettye LaVette enjoying wider late-career recognition
• Bettye LaVette enjoying wider late-career recognition
• Australian songstress hones storytelling on latest album
• Dierks Bentley brings the party on latest tour
• Billy Ocean being careful about his next music move
• Bobby Bare Jr. shows his serious side
• Neil Young goes acoustic but not unplugged
• ...Trail of Dead: Shrinking band, growing ambitions
• Wishbone Ash credits Internet for younger fans
• deftones stay positive in tough times
• Coheed and Cambria reveling in 10 years of rocking
• "Fela!" musical helps Femi Kuti spread his message
• Bon Jovi keyboardist finds theater voice in "Memphis"
• Yellowcard returns after hiatus
• James Blunt muscled up sound for latest album
• Uh Huh Her full of new music for fans
• Motown veteran Dennis Coffey stakes a claim with new album
• The Pixies continue to do "Doolittle" on the road
• Decemberists chose rural locale for latest album
• Blues singer still has warm spot in her heart for Detroit
• Chili Peppers drummer brings other bands back home
• Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer comes home with other bands
• Secondhand Serenade single was last-minute creation
• Iggy Pop brings Stooges back to Ann Arbor for Ron Asheton tribute
• Canadian rockers Rush looking at past -- and future
• Screaming girls one of the perks for pop sensation Greyson Chance
• Black Lips ready to release new album
• Diddy -- Dirty Money takes its show on the road
• Royal Bangs grows by shrinking
• LMFAO keeps the party rockin'
• Iron & Wine explores new sonics on latest album
• Rod Stewart leaves the standards at home for current tour
• Ex-Chiodos singer Craig Owens has new D.R.U.G.S. to try
• Ra Ra Riot's new album was a "peachy" experience
• Peter Murphy happy with resumed solo career
• Creed singer steps out on his own
• Wye Oak achieves catharsis on new album
• Foo Fighters film offers inside look at band
• Raveonettes dodged breakup before new album
• Greenhornes return from lengthy hiatus
• Cold heats up after eight-year recording gap
• Birdman's happy to have Lil Wayne back from jail
• Winans siblings ready for one final go-round
• Travis Barker's comfortable in rock and hip-hop worlds
• Melanie Fiona's musical "limbo" not a bad place to be
• Punk rockers formed all-star band by accident
• Thin Lizzy: The boys are back in town
• Jeff Beck reflects on Grammy-winning material
• Yanni finds a new rhythm for his music
• Rockets fueling up to record new songs
• For Kem, "Intimacy" feels like success
• Ledisi loves being "a chameleon," musically
• Little Anthony remembers Motown connections
• Johnny Winter stays happy having, and playing, the blues
• Bob Seger promises something "different" for his upcoming tour
• Signings bring new life to Eminem's Shady Records
• Christian rockers Stryper were "careful" with covers album
• Fab Faux focuses on Beatles' music, not look
• Robyn Hitchcock teams with hero for special concert
• Hits breathe new life into Dirty Things' album
• 38 Special celebrates anniversary of big hit
• Bright Eyes charts fresh territory on latest album
• Alice Cooper enters the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame "club"
• Papa Roach stays "viable," "valid"
• "Uncle" Charlie Wilson goes from dropping bombs to spreading positivity
• Grammy is great but doesn't change Esperanza Spalding's world much
• OMD back in 80s form -- and beyond
• Get Up Kids happy reunion led to new music
• Eli Young band anxious to release next album
• R.E.M. broadens frequency on latest album
• Railroad Earth riding a "slow build" to success
• Railroad Earth riding a "slow build" to success
• Innerpartysystem finding its own sound
• The Upbeat: Keith "Bubby" Webb
• The Pogues offer A Parting Glass... to fans
• Girl Talk mashes his -- yes, his -- way to musical euphoria
• Staind frontman gets country with solo music
• Pontiac's Tony Lucca gets his music career in full gear
• Youngest Marsalis spreads good vibes with his music
• Scissor Sisters united as outsiders
• Nicole Atkins delivers her "breakup record"
• Party girl Ke$ha doesn't mind getting a little $leazy
• David Gray quiets down for latest tour
• Plain White T's went conceptual with new album
• The Upbeat: Artificial Agent
• Celtic punk rockers Dropkick Murphys have a story to tell on new album
• Motorhead didn't let "Lemmy" movie distract from new album
• Funk-rockers Fishbone celebrate 25th anniversary
• Atomic Tom rides subway video to success
• Killswitch Engage duo reunites in side project
• The Upbeat: Planet D Nonet
• Rick Springfield lets fans inside with book
• New singer, covers inspired new Roomful Of Blues album
• Ray Johnston trades hoops for (guitar) hooks
• Hard rockers Escape The Fate embracing differences on tour
• Hellogoodbye happy to be back with new music
• Trey Songz puts on his best love face
• Uncle Kracker excited about new album, Chesney tour
• Ozzy Osbourne still happy to be driving the "Crazy Train" of his career
• Drumming for Ozzy is dream come true for Rochester Adams grad
• Slash made Ozzy Osbourne first choice for solo album
• The Upbeat: Just Another Band From Detroit
• Musiq Soulchild reintroducing himself before next album's release
• Underoath is still strong despite founding member's departure
• Pure Prairie League exists for the nostalgia
• Brian McKnight show's a solo affair
• Robyn rocks with "Body Talk"
• Justin Townes Earle eyeing overseas move this year
• Stone Sour frontman balances a range of opportunities
• Umphrey's McGee prepping new music for release
• The Upbeat: Graveside Manner
• Shelby Lynne looking forward to making an album with her sister
• Los Angeles group makes old soul new again
• Miles Davis alumni span generations
• Link: Faith Hill and Chrissie Hynde talk about Super Bowl "CMT Crossroads" show
• Documentary, new music keep Motorhead's Lemmy busy
• The Decemberists take simpler path on new album
• "iCarly's" Miranda Cosgrove making her mark in music
• Momentum is building for Young The Giant
• Lyrics Born makes it personal on latest album
• Avett Brothers co-headline Ann Arbor Folk Fest
• Macy Gray lets fans decide if she should play in Israel
• Martin Sexton turns life into musical "snapshots"
• "Different" is still good for Linkin Park Fans
• Pendulum pushes itself into North America
• Ex-Led Zep singer Robert Plant enjoying "rebirth" with his latest music
• Warren-born drummer happy playing Ringo in Beatles tribute band Rain
• Finger Eleven liked taking control on latest album
• New Lonestar singer getting more comfortable in role
• The Upbeat: The Rusty Wright Band
• Ill Nino got back in touch with band feeling on latest album
• The Concretes are happy to get back to the U.S.
• Kid Rock ready to celebrate 40th birthday at home
• Kid Rock ready to celebrate 40th birthday at home
• Wiz Khalifa is rap's next big thing
• The Whispers turn music, friendship into longevity
• High Dials turn "long depression" into latest album
• The Upbeat: Murder Mystery
• Success surprises Besnard Lakes
• Authority Zero back on track after lineup shuffles
• The Blasters want to be known for their blues
• Michael McDermott helping to feed America
• Detroit bluesman Little Sonny has quietly carved out big career
• The Upbeat: Royal Hoax
• Dean Fertita: Local man of many bands starts one of his own
• Romantics ready to ring in 2011
• Dwele gets exposure from Kanye West, McDonald's
• Eric Benet happy in old school mode
• the Upbeat: Mid Life Crisis
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra looks beyond holiday tradition
• Electric Six has working process down pat
• Rusted Root adjusts to audience changes
• Detroit-born bluesman will raise profile in 2011
• The Upbeat: The Boa Constrictors
• Detroit-Brooklyn split makes Few And Far Between a better band
• Home is where Mayer Hawthorne's heart, and music, is
• Sons of Sylvia get the love from Carrie Underwood
• My Chemical Romance finds a different beat on new album
• Dashboard Confessional goes back to the beginning for anniversary shows
• Twiztid enjoyed taking the reins on latest album
• The Tokens keep things in the right key
• The Upbeat: Light in August
• For Joe Satriani, anxiety leads to creativity
• Foxy Shazam starting to focus on next album.
• Alice Cooper thrilled that full band will be inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Alter Bridge members maintain their creed between bands
• The Upbeat: Lordd Virgil
• Guitarist comes home to lead summit in Ann Arbor
• Neil Berg adds holiday component to Broadway revue
• Air Supply breathing easy on 35th anniversary
• Minus The Bear enjoying the pluses of higher profile
• Verve Pipe finds family music isn't kid stuff
• Reunited Killing Joke founders plan to stay together
• Country's Rodney Atkins happy with latest album's second life
• Bruce Springsteen's manager says "Darkness" box helps to "re-live" storied album
• Oklahoma rockers Taddy Porter encouraged by "steady progress"
• Trapt get back to what they do best on latest album
• R&B singer Raheem DeVaughn seeks balance in his music
• Soulfly's new album a hit with the mosh pit
• Usher goes for the "OMG!" factor in new show
• Celtic Thunder embraces the Christmas spirit
• Matt White recovers from label rejection
• Billy Currington still has a No. 1 album on his wish list
• Sons of Sylvia enjoy association with Carrie Underwood
• The Rockets working on new material for 2011
• Seger saxophonist launches new holiday tradition
• Gary Hoey likes being the six-string King of Christmas
• Patty Larkin celebrates 25 years of recording
• Richie Hawtin breaks for Plastikman for DJ show
• Travis leader will balance solo, band work in future
• Grammy-winning producer proud of work with Killers' Brandon Flowers
• Indiana roots rocker is an office -- and a Reverend, too
• "Studio rat" Daniel Lanois takes his latest band on the road
• Morphine members keep the spirit alive in new band
• Celldweller brings his industrial-strength rock back to the stage
• Time off freshened Hinder for new album
• Paul Oakenfold road-testing new material on tour
• John Mellencamp takes fresh approach with new album, tour
• Country's Jake Owens benefitting from previous associations
• Ex-Journey drummer launches new jazz fusion project
• No Age duo sought to expand, grow on new album
• Jimi Hendrix's sister keeps the "Fire" burning
• Nitzer Ebb reunion becomes a going concern
• Davison rockers Chiodos forge on with new singer, drummer, album
• Kid Rock follows fresh path with "Born Free"
• Neon Trees succeeding with "Animal" instinct
• Norwegian rockers Dimmu Borgir go for a "huge" sound
• Detroit influenced latest Pretty Lights release
• Kate Nash copes well with quick success
• Kate Nash copes well with quick success
• Patience paid off for VerseEmerge
• Five For Fighting misses universal song appeal
• Mose Allison didn't plan to make latest album
• Michigan-born writer brought the rock to "Rock of Ages"
• "Idol's" Constantine finds more fame in "Rock of Ages'
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• Was (Not Was) Brings It Back With "Boo!"
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• The Swell Season Enjoying Wake Of Oscar Spotlight
• Benton Harbor Studio Provides Lifeline For The Kills
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• Bluegrass Star Brings Pickin' To OCC
• Kate Nash Stumbles Into Pop Stardom
• Twins Continue to Proclaim Harmonious Partnership
• Apocalypitica: Cellos Are More Than "Gimmick"
• Mary J. Blige Gets Life Lessons From Fans
• British Upstart Brings Success To U.S.
• Singer Shares Feeling Of Norse Winters
• The Bravery Adds "The Moon" To "The Sun"
• New Orleans Trumpeter Spreads The Good Word Of Jazz
• Joe Jackson Discovers The Power Of Three
• Own Music Is Jann Klose's Real Goal
• Change Is Santana's Mantra
• Lynyrd Skynyrd Keeping Rowdy Frynds Alive
• Hanson Growing Up With Its Music
• Canadian Rockers Ready To Make Some New Music
• Pittsburgh Punkers Expand Sound On New Album
• Black Keys Take A Different Tact
• Irish Eyes -- And Others -- Still Smiling For Celtic Woman
• Tapes 'N Tapes Survives Second-Album "Acceleration"
• Girl In A Coma Loves Joan Jett's Rock 'N Roll
• OTEP Thriving After "Long Year"
• Galactic Still Getting Joy From Rap Collaboration
• Festival Pushes For Pop Overthrow
• Ben Jelen Gets Sensitive On New Album
• Prettyman Says New Album Is Personal, Not Specific
• New Album Feels "Lucky" To Nada Surf
• Hard Rockers Feel Buzz For New Album
• Malin Mostly Interested In New Material
• Edwards Ends Break With Strong New Album
• Foreign Turf Was Lucky For Tift Merritt
• Dusty Springfield Songs Speak To Shelby Lynne
• Musical Walks The Line On Cash's Life, Times And Music
• Ratdog Leader Shy Of Retiring
• CCR Duo Celebrates 50 Years Of Friendship
• Djembe Adds Special Element To Down The Line
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• Tantric Launches Comeback
• Despite Marriage And Maturity, Avril Lavigne Still Has A Good Time
• Books, Albums Keep Mitch Ryder's Focus Rockin'
• Three Days Grace Prepping Next Album
• "Broken" Keeps Lifehouse Fixed On The Airwaves
• Cowboy Junkies Revisit Past Glories
• Singer Says Say Anything Is More Of A Band Now
• Music Won Over Sports, School For A Cursive Memory
• Raveonettes "Lust" For Change On New Album
• Justice Serves Electronic Music In Live Setting
• New Mike Doughty Album Drawing Attention
• There's Plenty In A Name For A Fine Frenzy
• Blind Melon Back With New Singer, Album
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• Funk Brothers Celebrate 50th Anniversary
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• Anti-War Song Still Rings True For Robert Cray
• Rocker's Sons Making Their Own Name
• No Sorrow For Hardcore Supergroup
• Steve Earle's Riding A Winning Streak
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• Carrie Newcomer Revels In Her "Strongest Work" Yet
• Despite Changes, Band Still Follows A Simple Plan
• Sia Seeks To Be "Unfashionable"
• Leading Dengue Fever Is No Hairy Concern For Guitarist
• PBS Special Reviews Pete Seeger's Lifetme
• Howard Jones Makes Katrina Carlson Cover Special
• Foo Fighters Manage Success With Credibility
• Jonas Brothers Continue Full Frontal Assault
• "Gentle, Faceless Squires" Are Better In Blue
• OneRepublic Is Happy, Not Satisfied
• Citizen Cope Keeps Fan Base Building
• Angels And Airwaves Have Big Future Ambitions
• Second Album Meant "Freedom" For James Blunt
• Tierney Sutton Feeling Jazz Love After Grammys
• Dierks Bentley Happy To Be "A Regular Dude"
• Daughtry Finds Life Beyond "American Idol"
• Bon Jovi A Little Bit Country, Still Mostly Rock 'N' Roll
• Girls Still Feel The Spice On Reunion Tour
• Linkin Park Strives To Keep Things Fresh On The Road
• Diana Jones Slowly Winning An Audience
• Variety Keeps Sax Man In Roomful Of Blues
• Martin Sexton Says It's Easy Being Green
• Puddle Of Mudd's Future Feels Secure
• Ne-Yo Balances Singing, Songwriting
• Every Time I Die Comes Clean About "The Big Dirty"
• Grammy Producer Remembers Years Past
• Kid Rock Goes For A Rockin' Revival
• Flogging Molly Undeterred By Long Album Gap
• Hard Rockers Chimaira Feel Resurrected
• Envy On The Coast Mixes Brains And Brawn
• The Whigs Starting To Cover Major Bases
• Rhythm Section Gets The Jam Jamming Again
• Matt Nathanson Turns "Mad Hope" Into Career Reality
• Joe Henry Takes Career In Many Directions
• Marilyn Manson Reclaims Identity With Album, Movie
• Regrouped matchbox twenty Gets Back To Good
• Morissette Likes "Less Pressure" As Opening Act
• North Mississippi Allstars Adjust Course On New Album
• Emery Learning To Be Modern Rock Senior Statesmen
• Rundgren's All About Giving Fans What They Want
• Lenny Kravitz Wants A "Love Revolution"
• Supersuckers Frontman Does Double Duty
• Smaller Is Better For Velvet Revolver
• Toad The Wet Sprocket Quietly Keeps It Together
• Patty Griffin's Learned To Pace Herself
• Pavlo Taping PBS Special In Dearborn
• U.K.'s Editors Enjoying Sophomore Success
• Steel Train Rocks Through Troubles On Latest Album
• Norwegian Trio Rockin' In U.S.
• Ouija Board Helped Mars Volta Make New Album
• Greyboy Allstars Make Strong Return
• BNL READY TO ROCK NAIAS
• G. Love Readying New Set Of "Concious Party Music"
• Walkmen Turned On By New Music
• Simon Cowell Promises A Better "Idol" Season Than Last
• Sister Duo Enjoying Best Of Both Worlds
• Bayside Frontman Touring Solo
• O'Connell Readying Next Album
• Bettye LaVette Enjoying Long-Overdue Success
• Detroit Rock Supergroup Keeps It Together
• Detroit's Dwele Ready For A Big '08
• Hot Hot Heat Looks For Inspiration From The Road
• Rusted Root Enjoying New Beginnings
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra Likes Things Bigger, Better
• The Muggs Rebound From TV Experience
• Rhythm Corps To Re-Live History At Reunion Show
• Keyshia Cole Brings "Real" Life To Her Music
• Jazz Saxophonist Carter Embraces The Gypsy Sound
• Love Of Music Keeps Paul McCartney Busy
• Rock's Prince of Darkness Has No Plan To Stop
• Rob Zombie Has "A Great Time" Touring With Osbourne
• Manilow Grateful For Continued Fan Interest
• Actor's New Band All About Spontaneity
• New Lemonheads Lineup Surprises Band Members
• Dave Koz Blows Fresh Tunes Into Smooth Jazz Christmas Show
• Aimee Man Brings Variety To Holiday Show
• Michael McDonald Moves From Motown To Christmas
• Bow Wow Leaving Lil Days In The Past
• Jazz Guitarist Happy With Elder Statesman Role
• Gary Hoey Keeps Christmas Rockin'
• Jonas Brothers Happy To Ride The Miley Wave On Tour
• Killswitch Engage Sees "Daylight," Gold
• Dillinger Escape Plan Keeps Change Constant
• Michelle Shocked Takes Her Listeners To Church
• Home Is Where Over The Rhine's Heart -- And Music -- Is
• Babyface Expands His Personal "Playlist"
• LeAnn Rimes Puts More Of Herself Into "Family"
• Flint Area's Chiodos Making Noise On National Scale
• No. 1 Still A Sweet Memory For Modest Mouse
• Hall & Oates Bringing The Holiday Spirit
• Hall & Oates Bringing The Holiday Spirit
• Bayside Happy Seeing Younger Fans
• Romance Yields Songs For Johnathan Rice
• Twins Say Partnership Is "Bigger Than Just Music"
• Film Has Some New Fans Knocking Up Wainwright's Door
• Oakenfold Making Past Present With CD, Book
• Hawthorne Heights Not Letting Legalities Get It Down
• Circa Survive Adapting To Really Big Show
• Kottonmouth Kings Happy With History
• Swedish Rockers Enjoying Higher Profile
• Uncle Kracker Looking Forward To "Happy Hour"
• Alter Bridge Adopts A New Creed
• Minneapolis Band Feels It's Career's In Motion
• Success Keeps Fall Out Boy Busy
• The Cult Echoes Old Ways On New Album
• Against Me! Not Against Taking Punk To The Mainstream
• Plain White T's Happy To Be Touring With Friends
• Buck 65 Happy Being A Rural Canadian Rapper
• Andantes Finally Getting Their Due In Motown Annals
• Trail Of Dead Looking For New Live In Music Biz
• Garth Brooks Still Rolling Like Thunder
• Everything's Going Sharon Jones' Way These Days
• Boston's Dropkick Murphys Showing Post-World Series Pride
• Summer Has No Season For George Winston
• It's Not Too Loud -- Or Too Old -- For Blue Cheer
• Pegi Young Finds Voice In Her Own Music -- And Neil's
• Avenged Sevenfold Takes Reins On New Album
• Band Of Horses Rise To Own Expectations
• Boys Like Girls Enjoying Buzz Around Debut Album
• Hitchcock Happy To Live In His Past -- For The Moment
• Section Quartet Plays Classics, Classic Rock
• Polish Headbangers Bring Muscle To Their Metal
• The Boss's Wife
• Michigan Is A Little Bit Of Home For Mobius Band
• Life Events Broke Marc Cohn's Writer's Block
• Albums A Labor Of Love For Mary Gauthier
• New Found Glory Makes Second Trip To The Movies
• Stray Cat Likes Doing His Own Thing
• Sammy Hagar
• Jerry Seinfeld: To "Bee" Or Not To "Bee"
• Dashboard Confessional Already Has Next Project In Sight
• "Tomorrow" Comes Today For Coheed & Cambria
• Rockers Raising A Little Hellyeah In All-Star Band
• Eagles' "Long Road" Leads To New Album
• Detroit's Muggs Ready To Make Run On Reality Show
• Tori Amos Brings A "Posse" Of American Dolls To Town
• Success Is Anything But "Misery Business" For Paramore
• Train Singer Enjoying Solo Trip
• Smithereens Frontman Takes Solo Show Downriver
• Clarkson Opening Opportunity Works For Indiana Troubadour
• Grace Potter And Company Enjoying "New Band" Status
• Say Anything Writer Doubles Up For New Album
• Royal Oak Native Loves Being A Queen Of The Stone Age
• HIM Brings Hard Rock From Sweden
• Annie Lennox Tries To Make Music Worth The Wait
• Fuel Powers On After Losing Members
• Van Halen Playing Past, Eyeing Future
• Blanche Pushes Through Record Company Woes
• Blue Rodeo Brings Friends On Tour
• Hard Rockers Underoath Comfortable With Christianity
• Frontman's Ambition Prevails On New Thrice Album
• Frontman's Ambition Prevails On New Thrice Album
• She Wants Revenge Not As Dark As They Seem
• Wilco Lineup Banding Together
• Touring Is An Endurance Test For McKennitt
• Nickle Creek Saying Farewell -- For Now
• Music's The Family Business For Songwriter Caillat
• Josh Ritter Likes Being A "New" Artist
• Patience, Fans Let Rooney Bridge Album Gap
• Sonny Rollins Still Jazzed About Making Music
• Seether Leader Kept Dirty Laundry Off New Album
• Elvis Costello Celebrating 30th Anniversary -- With A Shrug
• Drummer Adds New Twist To Spyro Gyra
• Matthew Dear Wraps His Big Hands Around New Band
• Mute Math Enjoying Un"Typical" Success
• A Fine Frenzy Is A Person -- And Her Music
• Saves The Day Celebrates First Decade With Acoustic Tour
• Smashing Pumkins Reunion Was Inevitable, Drummer Says
• Pianist Still Having A Ball With The Blues
• Nathaniel Mayer Looking For One More Hit
• Blue October Loving The Platinum Life
• Asian-American Jazzers Excited For Club Gigs
• Canadian Rockers Changed Course While Making New Album
• Canadian Rockers Changed Course While Making New Album
• Machine Head Raging Against The Mouse
• Machine Head Raging Against The Mouse
• Static-X Takes A Break From Musical Michigan References
• "Ticks" Don't Keep Brad Paisley From Shifting Into "5th Gear"
• Joss Stone "Introduces" Herself With Third Album
• Genesis Enjoying Friendly Reunion Tour
• No Sophomore Slump For Maroon5
• Paolo Nutini Ready To Get His Led Out
• Suzanne Vega Happy To Have New Music Again
• Rissi Palmer's A Country Music Rarity
• Country Star Balances Writing, Performing
• Label Anniversary Tour A Treat For Rockers Red Chord
• Flaming Lips Hope To Premiere Movie Next Spring
• Sum 41 Happy To Be Alive And Well -- And Better
• Mandy Moore's Music No Longer "Candy" Coated
• The Beastie Boys Fight For More Than Their Right To Party
• Motley Crue Bassist Tells Scary Tale In "The Heroin Diaries"
• Canadian Rockers Metric Stand Divided
• Cartel Still Bubbling About "Bubble" Experience
• Foghat Feels Close Ties To Detroit
• Denver Band Mixes Metal With Melody
• Steve Vai Mixing Composing, Playing
• Lillian Axe Break Took Longer Than Expected
• Long Break Kept B-Side Players Inspired
• Time Away Changes Dynamics For Rilo Kiley
• Bogguss Gets A New York State Of Mind
• Dashboard Confessional Steers Back To Acoustic Roots
• "Fall"ing Into Love Inspires Clay Walker
• Stevie Wonder Talks Music, Politics After Meadow Brook Show
• Rockers Take Out Their Heavy Trash
• Stevie Wonder Tours To Honor Mother
• Richey And Company Do More Reading Than Rocking
• Bjork Back On The Road
• The Subdudes Still Happily Together
• Aerosmith Feels The Sweet Emotion Of Staying Together
• Hinder Enjoying The Bad Boy Life
• Ben Harper Strikes Up The Band On New Album
• Donny Osmond Happy To Bring "Nerdy" Back
• Scorpions Go For Concept On New Album
• Upstart L.A. Band Has Local Tie
• Akron/Family Like To Keep Their Love "Simple"
• Alice Cooper Ready To Work On New Album
• Hootie's Playing For More Than Just Ticket Sales
• Regina Carter Puts A New Face On Detroit JazzFest
• Nugent Bringing Original Singer Back For DTE Show
• Macy Gray Feels "Big" Times Are At Hand Again
• New Cars Still Enjoying The Ride
• Arizona Rockers Still Enjoying Latest Album
• Sister Act Putting Itself Out For All To See -- And Buy
• Sister Act Putting Itself Out For All To See -- And Buy
• Bleu Trying To Establish Identity Beyond "High School Musical"
• Rappers Rocking The Bell On Festival Tour
• "Bangling" Still Comes Easily To '80s Rock Faves
• Rush Slings "...Arrows" On Its Own Terms
• Velvet Revolver Dispels Doubts About Band
• Allman Brothers In Good Spirits These Days
• Big & Rich Show Both Sides On New Album
• Rufus Wainwright Changed Goal On New Album
• Lifehouse Goes For Harder Rock On New Album
• Malo Likes Making Country Sound Sophisticated
• Area Native Guiding My Chemical Romance -- And More
• Projekt Revolution Rocks On In Fourth Incarnation
• Detroit Band Making Most Of Contest Win
• Motown Legends Hope To Top Their Past
• Sugarland Taking Tips From Kenny Chesney
• Rentals Giving Fans Taste of New Album
• Thicke Glad HeChose Music Over Acting
• Rapper T.I. Playing With Dual Identities
• Great White Reunion Helps Push Beyond Tragedy
• Joe Walsh Ready To Rock, Eagles Or Not
• Crowded House Surprised, Happy With Return
• Dream Theater Happy With Label Change
• Jordin Sparks Goes From Fan To "Idol"
• Flint's LaKisha Enjoying Her "Idol" Run
• Manson, Slayer Keeping The "Evil" In Rock 'N' Roll
• Nickel Creek Embraces Fiona, Farewell
• Rick Springfield Keeps His Muse Alive
• Country Star Taking Career Into Own Hands
• Ridgeway Revisits Wall Of Voodoo For Anniversary Tour
• Bryan Adams, George Thorogood Renew Acquaintence On Joint Tour
• Stooges Make Old Feeling Feel New
• "Ghost" Took Pressure Off Tegan And Sara's Follow-Up
• Von Bondies Leader Says New Band Helps More Than Hurts
• Pat Benatar Enjoying Liberation From Music "Machine"
• Break Never Bothered Silverchair Members
• Kenny Loggins Puts Career On Target -- Literally
• One Man Band Learns To Function With A Team
• The Cribs Are Sibs Who Get Along
• Playing Well Is Only Pressure Gretchen Wilson Feels
• Muse Comfortable Wherever It Plays
• Patti Smith Looks Back, Moves Forward
• Poison Frontman Loves The Reality Of "Love"
• Union Station Considers Itself A Band
• Erasure Frontman Conscious Of Image
• Bad Religion Serve As Elder Statesmen Of Warped Tour
• Interpol Does New Album In New York State Of Mind
• Buble Feels More "Irresponsible" Than "Real"
• Album Anniversary Is So Much "Smoke" For Deep Purple
• Zappa Tours To Keep Father's Music Alive
• Cactus Guitarist Ready To Play In Pain
• B.B. King Tour A Perfect Fit For Al Green
• Rocco DeLuca Pushing Out Of Actor's Shadow
• Drowning Pool Hopes Third Time's The Charm
• Borland Finds Himself In New Project
• Incubus Guitarist's Life On The Upswing
• Family Values Tour Remains A Simple -- And Cheap -- Proposition
• Stray Cats Still Know How To Strut
• Odd Pairings Appeal To Def Leppard, ZZ Top
• Chris Cornell Ready To Go It Alone
• Anita Baker's Caught Up In Search For New Inspiration
• Paradime Gets Deep On New Album
• Jason Aldean Enjoying Sophomore Success
• Moody Blues Quietly Recognizing Album Anniversary
• Changes Afoot In Guster's World
• Chantal Kreviazuk Weathering Controversy
• Clay Aiken's An Idol Who's Not Idle
• Duo Makes Giant(s) Step On New Album
• Toto's Old Rock Dogs Don't Need To Learn New Tricks
• The Police Enjoying Return To Duty
• Police Opener Keeps It All In The Family
• Daughtry Turns Himself Into A Rock "Idol"
• Ten Years After Keeps Going 40 Years On
• Marshall Crenshaw Ready For Riverfront Return
• Reunion Feels "Natural" For Squirrel Nut Zippers
• Films Increasing Exposure For Gogol Bordello
• Lonestar Looking Ahead To Future With New Singer
• Jefferson Starship Leader Says Summer Of Love's Worth Remembering
• The Lights Still Go On For Pat Travers
• Tim McGraw, Faith Hill Staying Soulful For Another Summer
• Rock Guitarist Takes Protest Route As The Nightwatchman
• Southfield Saxist Celebrates New Album Release
• Original Asia Plans To Have Staying Power
• Polyphonic Spree Feeling "Fragile" On New Album
• The Machine Plays The Dark Side Of The Symphony
• Beach Boys Push Beyond The Fun, Fun, Fun
• Live Looking For New Inspiration On Summer Tour
• John Mayer Aims For Relaxing Shows This Summer
• Parodies Performing Better Than Ever For Weird Al
• Toby Keith Mans The Reins Of His Career
• Carl Craig Plans Big Blast-Off For Cityfest
• Tool Handles Time On Its Own Terms
• Puddle Of Mudd Ready For Comeback
• America-Chicago Tour Long In Coming
• Grand Funk Drummer Back To "Day Job" After Seger Tour
• Paul Rodgers Having A Princely Time With Queen
• Band Happy To Keep The Fur(s) Flying
• Second Album In Wolfmother's Sights
• Ricky Skaggs Is Busy In Bluegrass
• Ted Nugent Ready To Roll Out New Album
• Dave Koz Says Movies, Music A Good Mix
• No Sophomore Slump For R&B's Ne-Yo
• "Idol" Finalist Loves His Greek Heritage
• Joan Jett Looks Out For The Youngsters
• Dallas Hard Rockers Feel The Buzz
• Big Wheel Keeps On Rollin' For CCR
• Ryan Adams Likes Being A Moving Target
• "Domino Effect" Sends Stills Solo This Summer
• Life, And "Life," Are Good For The Fray
• Sponge Goes Acoustic, Not Soft
• Barenaked Ladies Happy With Changes In Work Life
• Tony Bennett Too Busy To Say Bye-Bye
• Sibling Strength Powers Straylight Run
• Album Was Instrumental To Peter Frampton's First Grammy
• Fergie Hitting Big Outside The (Black Eyed) Pea Pod
• Keyboardist Still Swimming In The Phish Tank
• deftones Using Tour To Work On Next Album
• Nelly Furtado Reinvented, Reinvigorated
• Fountains Of Wayne Keep It Goin' On
• Movie, Music Help Rescue Refugee All Stars
• Solo Stevie Nicks Still Feels Pull Of Fleetwood Mac
• New Means More Than Old To Foreigner Founder
• Ex-Mott The Hoople Frontman Not Losing His Muse
• Strokes Guitarist Goes It Alone
• New York Rocker Keeps Good Company
• Ari Hest Finds His Voice On New Album
• Touring's Become "Fun" For Steely Dan
• "Sgt. Pepper's," Summer Of Love Turn 40
• There's No Escaping Akon These Days
• Godsmack's Doing Big Things -- In Small Places
• Punk Band Comes "Home" With New Deal
• Jean-Luc Ponty Is Bad -- And Worldwide
• Skinny Puppy Still Taking Its Bark -- And Bytes -- On The Road
• Counry Duo Happy With The Chart Company It's Keeping
• John Butler Goes For Positive On Latest Album
• Fall Out Boy Leader Balances Band, Personality
• (+44) Puts Humor In Honda Tour
• Eddie Money Goes Back To Old Favorites
• "Once" Star More Musician Than Actor
• Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Keeps It All In the Family
• The Bravery Seeks A Deeper Beat You Can Dance To
• Rap Trio Finds Harmony On Latest Release
• Surviving Doors Still Riding On The Storm
• Ex-"Idol" Bucky Feels Lucky With Country Success
• Music Helps Keane Overcome Troubles
• Bright Eyes Leader OK With Losing Some Arguments
• Fairport Convention Celebrating A Blissful 40th Anniversary
• Little Richard Offers Rock 'N' Roll History Lesson
• Three Days Grace Avoiding Trouble On The Road
• Richard Lloyd Looks To Surprise
• Tour Lets Velvet Revolver Preview New Music
• Black Sabbath Vets In Heaven With Hell
• Lynyrd Skynyrd Likes Getting Rowdy With Hank Jr.
• Elvis Costello Looks Back On Latest Releases
• Bow Wow Keeps Growing Up
• Hellogoodbye Surprised By Success
• !!! Is A "Big, Organic Machine"
• Troubadour Believes In Cher Song
• Swedish Band Shows Love For Former Red Wing
• Los Straitjackets Rock In Espanol
• Arctic Monkeys Enjoying Sophomore Success
• The Killers Still Enjoying Stay In "Sam's Town"
• Current Events Give New Meaning to Michael Penn Song
• Alice Cooper Gabs And Golfs In New Book
• Former Grande Manager Chronicles His Life In Rock
• LCD Soundsystem Mixes Rock And Electronic Sounds
• The Piano Man Still Happy To Play Us A Song
• Adult. Still Wants To "Bother" With Music
• Sample Says Working With Crawford Is "A Blessing"
• Duncan Sheik's Career Doing Better Than Just "Breathing"
• Brian McKnight Likes To Keep Things Busy
• McMurray Happy Blowing His Own Horn
• Old Album Still Very "Real" For Say Anything
• Jonatha Brooke Keeps New Company On Latest Album
• Plain White T's Getting New Life For Old Song
• Patty Griffin Enjoys Her "Goofy" Life
• Kirchen Comes Home For Ann Arbor Gig
• Vienna Teng Soft Sells Her Way Out Of Software
• After Split, Detroit Rockers Are Go-ing Again
• Hicks Confident America Will Pick A Good Next "Idol"
• Band's Comeback Designed To Last A Lifetime
• Bullet For My Valentine Excited About New Music
• Diana Ross Brings Motown Back Home
• Youngest Lennon Took Time To Progress
• Stooges Re-ignite Their Raw Power On Reunion Album
• John Legend An In-Demand Guest
• Lucinda Williams Lives Happy, Writes Sad
• Blonde Redhead Launches Tour In Detroit
• Galactic Keeps Its New Orleans Pride And Vibe
• Tragically Hip Make "The Great Canadian Rock Album"
• Shepherd Spreads The Blues With Latest Album, Tour
• Sexton Goes Seriously Green On Tour
• Aguilera Matches Big Voice With Big Show
• Danity Kane Gets Inspiration From Aguilera
• Jet Stays Airborne Despite Sales Stumble
• Chevelle Is Family That Plays Together
• Success Is Cuter Than What Band Aimed For
• Limbeck Lyric Recalls Money Well-Spent
• Butch Walker Ready To Retreat From The Road
• Busy Clapton Has No Time To Think About Retiring
• British Singer Has Rock Name And Soul Sound
• Mat Kearney Makes Hobby His Profession
• Music Is A Safe Bet For Alternate Routes
• OK GO DOING GREAT THANKS TO VIDEOS
• Chaos Tour Helping The Used Set Up Next album
• Jagermeister Tour Is Sweet For Stone Sour Guitarist
• Roches Regroup After Decade Apart
• Danish Rockers Happy With Home Base
• Mason Proper Enjoys A Cross-Michigan Existence
• Ex-Detroiter Rocks With Blue Man Group
• Country Legends Among The Last Of Their Breed
• British Band All About The (Bloc) Party
• Patty Larkin Exploring The World Of Female Guitarists
• Ex-Seger Singer Lets The Blues Bring Her Home
• Boston Rockers Find Fans In Others' Crowds
• "Party" Girl Gore Has Nothing To Cry About These Days
• Umphrey's McGee Revisits Leftovers From Last Album
• Bassist Enjoying New Life With Punk Band
• Guitarist Jams Through Writer's Block On New Album
• Bob Seger Rekindling "Live Bullet" At Cobo
• Bob Seger Facing The Present -- And The Future
• Bob Seger Predicts Strong Pistons Run In Playoffs
• Patti Smith Happy About Hall Of Fame Induction
• Secret Chiefs Cook Up A Diverse Dish
• Justin Timberlake Looks Beyond Sales For Success
• Pop Singer In The Pink As A Grown-Up
• Bobby Rush Is Happy Having The Blues
• Rev. Horton Heat Lives For The Live Show
• Ataris Happy With Band Reinvention
• Samples Celebrate 20 Years
• Scissor Sisters Finds Fame Cuts Both Ways
• Gym Class Heroes "Numb" To Rock Stardom
• Goo Goo Dolls Working Hard To Stay Hot
• Nutini Overwhelmed By Next Big Thing Status
• Robin Thicke Enjoying The "Redemption" Of Success
• Aqualung Makes The Most Of "Memory"
• Jamie Foxx Learning To "Dream Bigger"
• Irish Band Leader At Home In Detroit
• Legendary Bass Man Keeping Busy
• String Band Gets A Led Zeppelin Lift
• Staind Frontman Goes Solo
• My Chemical Romance Enjoys Second Life As The Black Parade
• Besides Police, Sting's Passion Arrested By Lute
• Besides Police, Sting's Passion Arrested By Lute
• Music Is Remedy For Whatever Ails Josh Groban
• Saliva Puts Life Details Into New Album
• African Singer Gets Boost From Groban Association
• Devon Allman Forged Music Apart From Famous Dad
• Rocker Finds Fresh Love In New Project
• Holmes Brothers Pull A Cheap Trick On New Album
• Sparklehorse Leader Overcame Depression To Make New Album
• Hobbit Jokes Don't Phase Apples In Stereo
• Po'Girl Figuring Out How To Be A Band
• Rickie Lee Jones Finds, But Doesn't Flog, Faith On New Album
• Jack's Mannequin Powers Through Cancer Scare
• Music Is Papa Roach's Main Motivator
• Popularity Of Reunion Surprises Winger
• BX3 Shows That Bass Players Rule
• Beach Boys Keep Focus On Shows And Fun, Fun, Fun
• Songwriter Had Fun Doing "Words And Music"
• Tony Furtado's Fans Hanging In, Depite Changes
• Rockers Band Together For New Army
• Feeling, Not Language, Drives Japanese Headbangers
• Bands Turn Soundtrack Into Tour
• Eric Bibb "Flying" On Eclectic Path
• "Rock Star" Runner-Up Making The Best Of Second Place
• Rock Star Supernova Goes For Supergroup Blast
• Incubus Playing For Love, Not Money -- Or Sales
• Strokes Guitarist Establishing Own Identity
• Blue October Turning Bad Into Good With Latest Single
• Cradle Of Filth Goes For Big Show Effect
• Roots Singer's Path Was Clear From Birth
• Detroit Band Embellishing Its History With Latest Album
• Singer Takes Circuitous Music Path
• John Prine Mixing Family, Songwriting
• Jeff Daniels Looking Forward To Emceeing Folk Fest
• Shiny Toy Guns Takes Aim At Success
• Country Band Tries To Climb Back Up The "Mountains"
• Cirque du Soleil Embraces Arena-Sized "Challenge"
• Meat Loaf, New Cars Bassist Keeps Career In Full Gear
• Rod Stewart Singing A Different Kind Of Songbook
• Canadian Rockers Sloan Kick Out Lots Of Jams For Latest Album
• Milwaukee Singer-Songwriter Goes "Straight Up" On Latest Album
• Folk Vet Bromberg Preps First Album In 17 Years
• Three Days Grace Singer All Play, No Party
• "High School Musical" Takes It To The Stage
• Robert Gordon Finds Career Length "Shocking"
• Marsalis Pays Tribute To Late Pontiac Drum Great
• Metric Singer Quiets Down For Solo Project
• Gregg Allman, Son Bring Family Show To Town
• Headbangers Enjoying Opportunity To Headline
• Harmonica Hero Goes (Mostly) Solo For Blues Festival
• Singer-Songwriter Enjoying Her Jazzy Side Trip
• Teen All-Stars Ready To Rock In Royal Oak
• Ceili Brings Traditional Celtic Flavor To Holidays
• ROOKIES MAKING MARK IN SEGER'S SILVER BULLET BAND
• Ne-Yo Comes Out From Behind The Scenes
• Polish Muslims Celebrate 25 Years Of Polka Rock
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