Interviews

• Ludacris is looking beyond his "Battle of the Sexes"
• Kenny Neal preserves his heroes' music on latest album
• Slash gets serious about going solo
• Prolific sessions yielded new Ratatat album
• Veteran rockers gather together in all-star band Dukes of September
• Persistence pays off for Macy Gray
• Ted Nugent brings the Motor City Madhouse back home
• New York Glam Rockers Benefit From Gaga's Friendship
• Slipknot DJ charts a new path -- as himself
• Heart still beats for new music
• Saving Abel went for maturity on second album
• Back to reality: Eminem pursues a complete "Recovery"
• Jonas Brothers keep the faith despite fickle tastes
• Aerosmith seeks equilibrium after rocky year
• Sammy Hagar likes the "challenge" of opening for Aerosmith
• Toby Keith takes his fans to the "Trailerhood"
• Anita Baker cuddles up to her catalog
• Detroit's Kem used time to achieve "Intimacy" on new album
• Blondie and Cheap Trick both eyeing new music
• Get Back! keeps the Beatles alive and well
• Australia's Xavier Rudd lets the "Sun" shine in
• Stone Temple Pilots enjoying smooth flight these days
• David Gray's new album shows quieter side
• J. Geils Band Brings The Houseparty Back To Motown
• The J. Geils Band Ready For A Motor City Shakedown
• Black Crowes headed, happily, for a hiatus
• Flo Rida Will Preview New Music At Clutch Cargo's
• Greenhornes Regroup After Side Projects
• REO Speedwagon Celebrates Best-Selling Album's Anniversary
• Beth Nielsen Chapman Celebrates Life On Latest Album
• Slayer, Megadeth Bring Out Vintage Albums For Carnage Tour
• Herbie Hancock Aspires To Be Different, Always
• Gov't Mule Still Feeling Good About Latest Album
• Hanson Goes For Good Grooves On New Album
• Bieber Fever Comes To The Palace
• Paramore Enjoying Honda Civic Tour, Free Car Or Not
• Kid Rock Comes Home As New Album Looms
• Romantics Frontman Still Buzzing From Ringo Tour
• Michigan Images Populate Band's Music
• Country-Rockers Covet Kid Rock Opening Slot
• Secondhand Serenade Copes With Fame On New Album
• Tears For Fears Still "Shout"ing
• Interpol's OK With Shift In Summer Plans
• Barenaked Ladies Rebuild After Losing Co-Founder
• Amy Grant Enjoys Continuing Association With Former Opening Act
• Carnival Tour Is A "Family" Affair For Shinedown
• Maroon5 Presides Over Ladies Night At DTE
• Heavy Rockers Korn Embrace The Mayhem
• Something Corporate's Reunited, And It Feels So Good
• Santana/Journey Singer Pushing His Own Name Now
• Maroon5 Tours While New Album Looms
• VV Brown's Ready For Some "Travelling" In The U.S.
• Chromeo's Proud Of Its '70s Pop Influences
• Aiken And Studdard Keep The "Idol" Connection Alive
• Rare Earth Happy To Be Non-Hippies On Hippiefest
• New Album Puffs Up Cypress Hill
• The National Renews Its Intensity On New Album
• Early Split Made Jonathan Tyler And Northern Lights Stronger
• Beach Boys Approaching 50th Anniversary With Enthusiasm
• Kings Of Leon Excited By New Material
• Dead Weather's Future Uncertain But Definite
• Southfield's Mike Posner Is Ready For His "Takeoff"
• George Duke Has "Deja Vu" On New Album
• Brooks & Dunn Riding Off Into The Sunset
• Train Members Happy To Be Back On Track
• Modern Rockers The Maine Find Change Is Good On New Album
• Avetts Don't Let Brotherly "Moments" Get In The Way Of Their Music
• Romantics Frontman Having "Magical" Time With Ringo Starr
• Tom Petty, Heartbreakers Bring Some "Mojo" To The Palace
• Punk Rock Vets Suicide Machines Now Play For "Fun"
• Legacy Band Keeps Jr. Walker, Motown Spirit Alive
• Deroit Native's Part Of The Fab Four's Really Big "Shew"
• Guitar Gave Tom Petty, Heartbreakers "Mojo" For New Album
• Huey Lewis Thinking More About Future Than Past
• Meat Loaf Has Motown Memories
• Economy Hurts But Doesn't Beat Sarah McLachlan's Lilith Fair
• Rogue Wave Leader Doesn't Let Injury Keep Him Down
• O.A.R. showcasing new songs on summer tour
• Goo Goo Dolls Tap Into TheTimes For New Album
• Don Was Collects All-Stars For Concert Of Colors
• Summer's The Right Time For Iron Maiden
• Swedish Diva Robyn Finds A New Way To Create
• New Lineup Seeks Same Sublime Magic
• Old 97's Appreciate The Long Haul
• Southside Johnny Ready To Rock Windsor Blues Fest
• Quest For "Fun" Sends Sting In Orchestral Direction
• Heavy Metal Cellists Bare All For New Album
• Former Styx Leader Re-embraces Full Band Catalog
• Gaslight Anthem Takes Springsteen Comparisons In Stride
• New Album, Box Set Keep John Mellencamp Busy
• Sleigh Bells Excited By Quck Success
• Chicago, Doobie Brothers Share Durability, Timeless Tunes
• Jonny Lang Happy To Be "Mr. Sideman"
• Islands Leader Enjoys Changing Things Up
• Hole Guitarist Says Using Band Name Is Valid
• OneRepublic Forges Its Own Identity
• Santana Enveloped By Past, Future
• Santana Tour Reunites Steve Winwood With An Old Friend
• Silverstein Headlines First Scream It... Tour
• Travis Tritt Stays On the Rock/Country Divide
• The Offspring's A Good Fit For Unity Tour
• Jason Derulo Shifts From Writer To Singer
• Solo Tours Keep The Who's Roger Daltrey In Shape
• Motley Crue's Vince Neil Has His "Tattoos & Tequila" In Order
• Halestorm Happy With Short-Term Longevity
• Steve Miller Still Livin', And Rockin', In The USA
• "American Idol" Finalists Get Loose Before Tour Start At Palace
• "American Idol" Finalists Push The Envelope At Tour Opener
• Peter Frampton Excited By New Album
• Local Musician Plays Paul In National Beatles Tribute Band
• Lee DeWyze Sees "Idol" Win As A "Beginning"
• "Idol" Runner-Up Has Love For Detroit Singer
• Scorpions Delivering One Final "Sting"
• Memphis Beckoned Cyndi Lauper For Latest Album
• Foreigner's Saving The Music With Local Choir
• Wang Chung Still Having Fun
• Rush Documentary Airs On VH1, Others
• Passion Pit Worked Hard To Find Its Sound
• tobyMac Makes Christian Music For A Secular World
• Paula Cole Readying New Album
• The Delta Spirit Alters Course, Slightly, With New Album
• Music Is Key To Bret Michaels' Recovery
• Lynyrd Skynyrd Remembers Late Members On New Live Album
• Dave Matthews Band Ready For A Year Off The Road In 2011
• Road Was Sounding Board For Jimmy Buffett's Latest Songs
• Chick Corea Enjoying New Freedom With Band
• Jeff Beck Remains A Perfectionist
• A.R. Rahman Takes "Slumdog" Sound On The Road
• Sheryl Crow Takes Soulful Turn On New Album
• Adam Lambert Goes Big For First Tour
• Colbie Caillat Readying Third Album
• New Orleans Headbangers Eyehategod Re-emerge
• Backstreet Boys Look To Liberated Future
• Dave Koz Explores New Directions On Stage, Record
• Cute Is What We Aim For Celebrates Sobriety, New Music
• Success Doesn't Stifle MGMT
• Marshall Crenshaw Sees Singles In His Future
• Jordin Sparks Is Still Riding Her "Idol" High
• Bamboozle Festival Spirit Takes To The Road
• New Environs Helped New Pornographers Make New Album
• Symphonic Show Presents The Music Of Queen
• Time Is Right For A Time Reunion
• Historic Bass Highlights Stanley Clarke's New Album
• Futureheads Happy To Hit The U.S. Again
• Darius Rucker Says Paisley Tour Isn't All Wet
• The Upbeat: Dryvel
• Psychedelic Furs Amazed By Durability
• Corey Smith Finds Independence Rewarding
• Michael Franti Hopes The Hits Keep Coming For Spearhead
• Chapin Sisters Enjoy The "Family Business"
• Babyface Balancing Many Music-Making Roles
• Janelle Monae Traveled The World For New Album
• Broken Bells Rings In Successful Collaboration
• Micky Dolenz Still Likes To Monkee Around
• Welsh Headbangers Get Back To Roots On New Album
• Airbourne Gaining Familiarity With U.S. Visits
• No Surprise -- Eddie Money Ready To Open DTE Season
• Morphine Members Morph Into New Band
• Maxwell Enjoying Surprise Of Success
• Hellyeah's Happy To Be Headbanging Again
• Post-Grammy Life Hectic For Imogen Heap
• Wailing Wall Explores The World Of Music On New Album
• Spill Canvas A Big Deal At Home In South Dakota
• Rapper's Deaf But Still Brings The Noise
• Five For Fighting Happy With "The Blind Side" Association
• English Beat Ready To Release New Music This Year
• Greg Laswell Finds Different Voice On Latest Album
• Daptone On A Soul Mission With Sharon Jones, Dap-Kings And More
• Don Was Helped Bring The Rolling Stones Back Into "Exile"
• Modern Rockers Form A New "Supergroup"
• Peter Wolf's New Album Worth The Wait And The Work
• Insane Clown Posse Taking Its Circus Outside
• New Album Special For Coheed & Cambria Drummer
• Hoedown Headliners Ready For A Party
• Butch Walker Gets Happy, Busy
• Pat Metheny Solo -- With A Twist -- In New Show
• Tony Levin And Mates Get On The Stick
• Goo Goo Dolls Happy To Roll Out New Songs
• Ann Arbor's My Dear Disco In "Transitional Phase"
• Irish Rockers The Saw Doctors On A Roll
• Changes Ahead For Never Shout Never
• Gym Class Hero's McCoy Goes It Alone
• Shelby Lynne Takes Charge With New Album
• Porcupine Tree Taking On Bigger Concepts
• Singer-songwriter Susan Calloway re-emerges with EP, big plans
• "Idol" Vet Castro Makes His Move
• Greensky Bluegrass Starts New CD Series
• The Upbeat: David Gerald
• From Rotten To Lydon, Pistol To Public (Image Ltd.)
• Mark Knopfler Keeps "Working" At His Music
• blin-182 Guitarist Has "Love" For His Other Band
• Texas Trio Shows Roots On EP Series
• Lady Antebellum's On Fire -- And Fired Up
• New Album Lets Corinne Bailey Rae Grow
• Guitarist Triumphant In Callahan's Return
• Detroit's Hounds Below Barking Above The Fray
• Saving Abel "Addicted" To New Music
• OK Go Delivers Sounds And Sights On New Album
• TSO Reaches Outside Of The Holiday Box
• Steve Martin's Pickin' And Grinnin' His Way To Musical Success
• The Church Celebrates 30 Years -- Quietly
• 30 Seconds To Mars Seeks Fan Connection
• Rockets To Be Honored At Detroit Music Awards
• Deadstring Brothers Adjust On New Album
• Frankie Valli Recalls Motown Days
• Drake's Big Break -- And Beyond
• The Wedding Present Brings Back "Bizarro"
• A Rocket To The Moon Achieves Lift-Off
• Honor Society Stays Young -- And Young At Heart
• Boat Trips Inspire Castro Revue Tour
• Album Switch Saved Lifehouse
• Straight No Chaser Moves Beyond the Holidays
• Foxy Shazam Flaunts Some Big Goals
• Drive-By Truckers Double-Dip On New Music
• Celtic Woman Celebrates New Show, Durability
• Runaways Renewed By Movie, Book
• Strokes Singer Strikes A Solo Path
• Georgia Rockers Run With "Wolves" On New Album
• Janelle Monae Ready To Revisit "Metropolis"
• Band Emerges From Evanescence Past
• Robert Cray Enjoying Latest Version Of Band
• HIM Sought "Accessibility" On New Album
• Stone Temple Pilots Rock With New Album
• Spoon Enjoying "Slow And Gradual Climb"
• Black Lips Prepping Next Album
• Tegan & Sara's Sister Sound Evolving
• Stephen Cochran Ready For Home Away From Home
• Bob Schneider Rides Wave Of Home Town Love
• Taylor Swift Takes A Fearless, Swift Rise To The Top
• Mayer Hawthorne Still Feels Hometown Connection
• Gloriana Pleased, Surprised By Early Success
• Buble Gets "Crazy" About Love On New Album
• Keenan's Puscifer Re-invents The Rock Concert
• Celebration, Collaboration Led To New Alice In Chains Album
• John Oates Finds New Solo Path
• Tower Of Power Leader Works At Keeping His Band Going
• Our Lady Peace Back To "Brotherhood"
• Times Inspired Latest Bon Jovi Album
• Dashboard Confessional Frontman Inspired By Bon Jovi
• Fatherhood Makes Robin Thicke Change His Tune
• Stooges Headed To Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
• Bret Michaels Says "Celebrity Apprentice" Run Was "Insane"
• Jay-Z Tour is Singer's Time To Shine
• No "Resistance;" Muse Wins Over U.S.
• Odd Grammy Nomination Doesn't Faze Silversun Pickups
• Upbeat: Critical Bill
• Joe Henry Pushing Envelope With New Stage Lineup
• Ray Davies Sees Kinks In His Future Music Plans
• Black Eyed Peas Keep The Energy Alive
• Avett Brothers Feel Pressure To Perform
• Alicia Keys Pursues Freedom, On Album And In Life
• Stephen Stills Mines Past With Present Projects
• Stephen Stills Mines Past With Present Projects
• Mexican Guitar Duo Surprised By Success
• Staind's Lewis Knows How To Play The Tables
• W.A.S.P. Has Fans Seeing Double
• Upbeat: Fifty Amp Fuse
• New Found Glory Mixes Past, Present
• Alkaline Trio Returns To Roots On Latest Album
• Justin Townes Earle Finds Success In Unexpected Places
• Saosin Knows Best For Its Music
• Pierced Arrows Enjoying New Trajectory
• The Upbeat: Seasons Of Eden
• Relationships Fuel John Legend's Music
• Local Horn Players Make Mark As A Section
• Buckwheat Buoyed By Grammy Win
• Yes Finds A Positive Future Path
• Paper Tongues Feel Like Hot Newcomers
• Journey Tribute Band Won't Stop Believin'
• R&B Singer Finds Secular From Spiritual
• Alesana Goes High Concept On New Album
• McBride Works To Maintain The "Shine"
• Jeans 'n Classics Rocks The DSO
• New Orleans Legends Celebrate Mardis Gras In Abstensia
• Chevelle's Latest Album Was Drama Free
• Mayer Lets His Music Do The Talking At The Palace
• McBride Salutes Civil Rights Icons In Jazz Suite
• Mayer Twangs -- And Tweets -- His Way Through The World
• Franti Happy Being Part Of Mayer Tour
• Time Works To Jane Monheit 's Benefit
• Luis Resto Losing Himself In The Music
• The Road Is Seasoning Those Darlins
• Four Year Strong Muscles Through Headline Tour
• Shinedown Finds Meaning In "Madness"
• Darius Rucker Gets In A New Swing With Country
• Puddle Of Mudd Dredges Past For New Album
• New York Bassist Brings Latest Project To Town
• Cowboy Mouth Brings The Mardi Gras To Ferndale
• Texas Songstress Goes On An Acoustic Trip
• Dr. Dog Previewing New Songs On Tour
• Rosanne Cash's List Goes From Legend To Reality
• Motion City Soundtrack Joins The Major Label Ranks
• Motion City Soundtrack Joins The Major Label Ranks
• We The Kings Enjoys Headlining Opportunity
• Ladysmith Black Mambazo Looks To The Future
• Crystal Method Tests New Material Via DJ Sets
• The Upbeat: 5th Way
• New Works Bring Regina Carter Home
• Lloyd Cole Opens Year With New Projects
• Nouvelle Vague Puts Spin On New Wave Classics
• Mitch Ryder Keeps Sockin' It To 'Em
• Robert Gordon Leads Rockabilly "Supergroup"
• Yo La Tengo Rocks Into Its Next 25 Years
• New Kids' McIntyre Back To His "Own Thing"
• Youngest JoBro Goes His Own Way
• Ex-Mac Guitarist's Return Is Anything But Fleeting
• Breaking Benjamin Leader Bares All On New Album
• City And Colour Man Enjoys Dual Careers
• Growth Keeps Dionne Warwick In The Game
• The Upbeat: Garfield Blues Band
• What The Romantics Like About Charity Preview Gig
• New Addition Doesn't Marr Cribs
• Lady Gaga's Enjoing The Ride
• Anti-Flag Wants To Be A "Gateway Into Activism"
• Randy Jackson Predicts "Cool, Different" Season For "Idol"
• Documentary Success Lets Anvil Rock Louder, Prouder
• Jill Jack Exercised Ambitions On New Album
• Deadstring Brothers Gear Up For Busy 2010
• The Upbeat:: Black Irish
• David Gray Draws A Line For Change
• The Upbeat: Broken Arrow Blues Band
• Goo Goo Dolls Ready To Ring In A Rockin' New Year
• Musiq Soulchild Gets Into the Holiday Spirit
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra Spreads "Moments Of Joy"
• Goober & the Peas Reunite
• Goober & the Peas Reunite
• Sponge Keeps Chasing The Big Impact
• Ice Skating Gig Was "Weird" For Goo Goo Dolls
• The Upbeat: Muledrive
• McDonald Is Full Of Christmas Spirit
• Soul Move Is Big For Mayer Hawthorne
• 30 Seconds To Mars Leads Fans To "War"
• Detroit Rapper Definies "Street Hop" Style
• Verve Pipe Tries On Family Sounds
• Frankie Valli: The "Jersey Boys" Q&A
• Fanfarlo Becoming Fans Of The Road
• Cinematic Sunrise Not Ready For Sunset -- Yet
• OutKast's Big Boi Brings It Solo
• Al Jarreau Keeping Busy, Sultry
• Janis Ian Secure In Past, Present
• Holiday Tour Means A Lot To Wynonna Judd
• The Upbeat: Rattlesnake Shake
• Bela Fleck Has The Flecktones Back In Gear
• Rooney Steps Back, Regroups For Future
• Jazz Guitarist Coryell Rooted In Detroit
• French Rockers Phoenix Enjoy Buzz, Grammy Nod
• Stripping Down Fits Bryan Adams Good
• Dashboard Confessional No Stranger To Acoustic Rock
• Matisyahu Finds "Light" Of New Directions
• Country Singer Walks "Lonesome Road" To Success
• Rochester Grad Rejoins A Capella Group
• Autumn Brings "Asylum" To The Stage
• WPA Band Becomes Full-Time Concern
• All Time Low Likes To Surprise
• Sam Roberts Band Wraps Up Big Year
• Teena Marie Digs Into "Congo Square" Roots
• LMFAO Takes Motown Genes In New Direction
• Rob Zombie Reprises The "Deluxe"
• Shwayze Takes "Next Step" On New Album
• Electric Six Brings It Back Home
• Widespread Panic Returns To Doing Its Own Thing
• Turning 30 Doesn't Faze Brett Dennen
• Setzer Brings The Yule And More On New Tour
• Saosin Ups Production Game For New Tour
• Gig Brings Back Memories For Faces Keyboardist
• The Upbeat: Novada
• Joe Perry Leading Aerosmith Through Troubled Times
• 311 Uplifted By "Uplifter"
• Phish Back In The Swim Of Things
• The Elms Take Pride In Being "An American Band"
• Tommy Castro Isn't Afraid To Play Others' Songs
• Saving Abel Ready For Some New Music
• Boys Like Girls Like New Album
• Chimaira Feels Place Is Secure In Metal World
• The Upbeat: The Bugs Beddow Band
• Beatle's Son Makes His Own Mark
• Jon Spencer Likes Taking Out The Heavy Trash
• Paul Simon's Son Took His Time Launching Career
• Keb' Mo' Goes Indie With New Album
• Mavis Staples Locks Into Legacy
• AFI Soldiered Through Producer Changes On New Album
• AFI Soldiered Through Producer Changes On New Album
• Montgomery Gentry's Still Going Strong After 10 Years
• Revue Unearths Eccentric Soul Favorites
• The Cult's Spreading The "Love" On Anniversary Tour
• Black Keys Guitarist Strikes Solo Path
• Rock 'n' Soul Forebear Helped Ledisi Find A Sound
• The Grates Make A Home Away From Home
• The Upbeat:: Class Three Overbite
• Hawthorne Heights Ready To Get "Skeleton" Out Of The Closet
• It's Happy Hour For Uncle Kracker
• Train Gets Itself Rolling Again
• Cartel Charts A New Course For Its Music
• Playing For Change Brings The World Together
• Rob Thomas Returns To Solo Realm
• Honor Society Hopes Jonas Connection Leads To Success
• Papa Roach, Jet Team For Unlikely Tour
• Bruce Horsnby Takes Different Direction On New Album
• Big Kenny Charts His Own Solo Path
• Railroad Earth Stays On Rootsy Track
• The Upbeat: Dead Again
• Ingrid Michaelson Follows Her Heart On New Album
• Say Anything Sings Happier Tune On New Album
• Gov't Mule Leader Grabs Opportunities
• REO SPEEDWAGON PLANS TO PICK POCKETS AT FUNDRAISER
• George Benson Grabs A Bit Of Motown
• Mason Jennings Pumps Up The Volume On Latest Album
• Raveonettes Share The Load On New Album
• The 69 Eyes Find A Place For Vampires In Rock
• The Upbeat: Melanie Rutherford
• Travis Duo Takes Acoustic Show On The Road
• Dethklok Melds Fantasy And Reality
• Thievery Corporation Sound Spans The Globe
• Lucero Enters Major Label World On Its Own Terms
• The Used Keeps Its Rock "Gross"
• Cavalera Keeps Soulfly Airborne
• TV On The Radio's Malone Sees Detroit's "Potential"
• The Upbeat: Sisters Of Your Sunshine Vapor
• Move From Hungary Paid Off For Five Finger Death Punch Leader
• New Home Helped Strip Down Michshell Ndegeocello's Sound
• Psychedelic Furs Marvel Over Audience Make-Up
• Listening Room: Flaming Lips, Dead By Sunrise and more...
• Psychedelic Furs "Reinvigorated" And Rocking
• Paramore Pushes Paramters On New Album
• Success Makes Colbie Caillat Bubbly
• Dinosaur Jr.'s Still Happily Trodding The Earth
• The Upbeat: Johnny Headband
• Brother And Band Happy To Open For Miley Cyrus
• The Bravery Get Ready For Next Album
• Williams Looking Forward To Boogie Woogie Fest Return
• Bret Michaels Ready To Rock -- And Love -- In Coming Year
• Natalie Cole Moves Past Trauma Of Disease
• Mat Kearney Went For "Energy" On Latest Album
• Italian Headbangers Go For More Straightforward Sound
• Manic Street Preachers Dig Into Past Member's Legacy
• New Album Opens "Doorway" For Living Colour
• The Upbeat: Tracy Kash Thomas
• Moby Makes Music On His Own Terms
• Phish Bassist Balancing Dual Musical Paths
• Hot Club Enjoys Being Back Together
• New Album Hels Brandi Carlile Realize Dreams
• Kiss Still Alive At 35
• New Album Helps Crenshaw Make Up For Lost Time
• Album Trilogy Rejuvinates Maxwell
• The Academy Is... Schools Fans On Latest Tour
• Foo Fighters Bassist Reunites Previous Band
• Kiss Tour Takes Buckcherry Back To Its Beginnings
• Saffire Going Out "On Top"
• Mutemath Survived Struggle For Second Album
• The Upbeat: Javelins
• New Album, Film Project Keeping Son Volt Leader Busy
• Josh Radin's Into All Of His Fans, Famous Or Otherwise
• Kings Of Leon Bring Fame Back Home
• South African Group Melds Diverse Tastes
• Alice Cooper Brings More Death To His Theater
• Guitar Heroes Rock In "Loud" Documentary
• No "Hangover" For Comic Rockers The Dan Band
• Ex-Kiss Guitarist's Return Is No "Anomaly"
• Arizona Band Peers Into Headlights Of Next Album
• Down Ready To Get Down To Next Album
• The Upbeat: Killer Flamingos
• Darius Rucker Moves From Hootie To Country
• Alice In Chains Lives On
• BillyTalent Enjoying Worlwide Appeal
• Mudvayne Does Festival Tour On Its Own Terms
• Karl Denson Taps Motown Influence On New Album
• Young Allman Ready For Next Album
• Digital Leather Man's Music Career An Accident
• New Group Wants To Have Some fun.
• The Upbeat: Core Effect
• Sparks, DeBarge Are Sideshows At Spears' Circus
• Festivals Rock Motor City's Holiday Weekend
• Joan Jett Still Loves Rock 'N' Roll
• Reconstituted Puddle Of Mudd Ready For New Album
• Hank Jones Represents Family At Jazz Fest
• O.A.R. Rows On With Evolved Sound
• ZZ Top Swings Back Into Action After Canceled Aerosmith Tour
• Steely Dan Still Likes Mixing Jazz With Rock
• Randy Bachman's Still Taking Care Of Rock 'N' Roll Business
• Michael W. Smith Happy About "Hallelujah"
• Tesla Wants To Be More Than Just Another '80s Band
• Jason Ricci Brings Some "Devil" Into His Music
• Homegrown Happenings: Crofoot Arts, Beats & Eats Bash and more...
• St. Louis Rockers Pleased By Success
• Motorhead Founder Getting His Own Spotlight
• Kem Hosting "Call To Service" Concert
• Pleasure P Making Mark On His Own
• Shanell Enjoying Spot As Young Money's "Prom Queen"
• "Long" Break Ahead For Detroit's Von Bondies
• Dennis DeYoung Re-Embraces Styx Sound
• Woodstock Movie Is Too Close For Festival Creator
• Eddie Money Cashes In On The Hits
• "Twilight" Songwriter Wants To Make His Own Music
• The Upbeat:: Looking Back
• Band Has Its Soul (Asylum) Back Intact
• No Rivalry Between "Idol's" Top Two
• Ypsi's "Idol" Waiting For What's Next
• Creed Comes "Full Circle" After Bitter Break-Up
• Buckwheat Zydeco Celebrates 30 years
• Kenny G Ready To Bare His Soul
• Tragedy Brings blink-182 Back Together
• Panic! Stays Calm Despite Band Split
• Frampton Gets His Motown Funk On For Next Album
• Heaven & Hell Just Another Name For Black Sabbath
• Our Lady Peace Goes For A New Kind Of Burn
• Raconteur Returns To Solo Ranks
• DevilDriver Makes The Mark With Moshers
• The Upbeat: Paul Miles
• Robert Cray Happy To Hang With B.B. King
• Walter Trout Sings Working Man's Blues
• Demi Lovato's Plate Stays Full, Fulfilling
• Fabulous Thunderbirds Help Benefit Show Take Wing
• AC/DC Provides The Big Break For The Answer
• George Thorogood Loves Recreating Old Songs
• Motley Crue Muscles Up Crue Fest 2
• The Upbeat: Alto Reed's New Band
• Jason Mraz Poised To Make Musical History
• MC Hammer Says U Still Can't Touch This
• Breeders Stay Proudly Indie
• Friendship Helps Keep Donnas Together
• Jimmy Buffett, And His Parrotheads, Are Still Here
• Foreigner Stars Fresh Chapter With New Album
• Nickleback Keeps Its Hot Streak Going
• Collective Soul Pulls "Rabbit" Out Of Musical Hat
• Hard Touring Pays Off For Saving Abel
• Rockers Roosting, Happily, In Chickenfoot
• Moody Blues Remember A Busy '69
• Tori Amos Brings Whole History To Live Show
• Singer Change Delivers For Newsboys
• Canada's Trews Mature On Latest Album
• Jamie Foxx Making His Case With Music
• Motown Was Not Four Tops' First Choice
• "Greatest Hits" Gives Dave Koz Career Perspective
• Success Makes Fleet Foxes Freak Out -- A Bit
• Ledisi Is "Coming Out" On New Album
• Slayer Creating A Little Mayhem With Manson
• Two Albums Make A Busy Year For Yorn
• Anita Baker Enjoying "Crazy Good" Times
• All Time Low Climbs Warped Tour Ranks
• Travis Tritt Celebrates 20th Anniversary Of Class Of '89
• Family's Travels Molded Singer's Music
• Country Star Blake Shelton Loves To Tweet
• Music Keeps Kenny Rogers Young
• Sugar Ray Still Happy, Making Music Together
• Sick Puppies Fight Their Way Through New Album
• Jackson Browne's Fully Triumphant These Days
• Jonas Brothers Continue Their Musical "Journey"
• "Idol" Champ Happy On Jonas Brothers Tour
• Incubus Takes Stock, Looks Ahead
• Big & Rich Make Room For Solo Work, Too
• Def Leppard: Concert Packages Are No Cheap Trick
• Dead Weather Formed By "Total Accident"
• Time's Flying For Motown Legend Smokey Robinson
• Wilco Album Title Makes A Quiet Statement
• Cavaliere Ambivalent About Hippiefest Moniker
• Steve Howe Doing Double-Duty With Yes, Asia
• Work Load Keeps Chris Isaak "Mr. Lucky"
• Twitter Helps Aaron Neville Keep Current
• Kid Rock Brings The (Block) Party Home
• Don Was Brings Super Session Back To Concert Of Colors
• Lynyrd Skynyrd Remains Resilient
• RichGirl Hoping For A Beyonce Bounce
• Asher Roth Gives Props To Eminem, Kid Cudi
• Time Lets Alan Parsons Take It To The Stage
• Lyle Lovett Likes It Large
• Metal Gods Show Their "Steel" This Summer
• Whitesnake Celebrating Album Anniversaries
• Green Day Expands What Punk Rock Can Be
• Tom Jones Keeps Things Alive, Young
• Dierks Bentley Feels The "Fire"
• Clutch Strips Down Sound For New Album
• VNV Nation Has Love For Michigan
• Zappa Does Zappa For The Legacy
• Newly Independent Counting Crows In Free Flight
• Rainbow Alumni Not Over The Band Yet
• No Doubt Together...But Not Reunited
• Paramore Finds Common Interests With No Doubt
• Dave Wakeling Stays On The (English) Beat
• Mat Kearney Views Michigan In Song -- From The Other Side
• Band Pays More Than Lip Service To Environment
• Bad Company Can't Get Enough
• Heart Beats For New Projects
• Slum Village Reunited -- And Feeling So Good
• New Generations Turning Out For The Offspring
• Uncle Kracker's Coming Back
• The Fray Handles The Pressures Of Success
• The Offspring Finding New Generation Of Fans
• Dr. John Still Concerned About New Orleans
• Two Decades Later, Etheridge Feels Like She's "Just Starting"
• The Upbeat: Johnnie Bassett
• New Kids Still On The Block With Reunion
• Chicago And Earth, Wind & Fire Still Make Beautiful Music Together
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• 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
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• Angels And Airwaves Have Big Future Ambitions
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• 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
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• 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
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• 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
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• Paul Rodgers Having A Princely Time With Queen
• Band Happy To Keep The Fur(s) Flying
• Second Album In Wolfmother's Sights
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• 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
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• 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
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• Fall Out Boy Leader Balances Band, Personality
• (+44) Puts Humor In Honda Tour
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• "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
• Glassjaw Prepares For Recording Return
• Bob Seger Ready To Face The "Challenge" Of Home Town Shows
• Country Singer Excited To Have Seger Opening Spot
• "Idol" Champ Reveals His "Real" Self
• Clay Aiken Sharing The Christmas Spirit
• Bob Seger Happy Being "Up On The Stage" Again
• The Silver Bullet Band 2007
• All-American Rejects Next Move -- A Break
• Grammy Nods A Heap Of Surprise For British Singer
• Big & Rich Promise To "Blow Things Up"
• Big & Rich Promise To "Blow Things Up
• Disturbed Using Music As A Weapon Of Mass Entertainment
• The Colour Drawing Fans For Album Release
• Italian Headbangers Bridging Euro-American Gap
• Gypsy Punk Making Most Of Film Exposure
• Ex-Kid Rock Guitarist Filling Potential In The Flask
• My Chemical Romance Parades To The Top
• Fall Out Boy Faces Future
• deftones Happy To Downscale
• Lemonheads Reunion Turns Sour To Sweet
• Headbangers Seek "Supremacy" On Latest Album
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra Keeps Christmas Spirit On The Road
• Seattle Troubadour Has Faith In His Solo Work
• Guitar Prodigy Quietly Building Legacy
• Otep's Focus: Serving Fans
• Eminem Re-Ups The Ante For Shady Crew
• Gov't Mule Speaks -- And Plays -- Loudly
• LaMontagne Keeps Finding Ways To Make His Music New
• Aerosmith Are Detroit's Virtual Homeboys
• Senses Fail Succeeds By Staying "Relevant"
• Children Of Bodom Happy To Be Out On Own
• Blanche Stokes Anticipation For Next Album
• Band Likes Its Christmas "Twisted"
• Sarah McLachlan Taps Into Melancholy Side Of Christmas
• Jeff Daniels Has New Thanksgiving Tradition In Mind
• Jewel Takes A Solo Turn For Latest Tour
• Guns N' Roses Off The AWOL List -- Sort Of
• Tenacious D Making "One Big Burrito" Of Entertainment
• Rapper Wants To Champion The Dirty South
• Fear Factory Happy With Hard Rocking ''Transgressions"
• Meat Loaf Picks Role In Tenacious D Film
• Uncle Kracker Continues Thanksgiving Tradition
• (+44) Adds Up After blink-182
• New Cars Revved Up To Continue Band's Legacy
• Panic! At The Disco Plays For Show
• Tony Bennett Says TV Special Is Just That
• Chris Smither "Just Learning" How To Make Records -- At 62
• Rowan And Rice Establishing Duo Identity
• Ex-Rocker Zanes Happy Doing Family Music
• Audioslave Singer Pens, Performs New Bond Theme
• Say Anything Starting To Talk, And Play, Like A Band
• Little Steven Keeps Things Rocking In The "Underground Garage"
• New Clothes, Same Old New York Dolls
• Shooter Jennings Keeping His Eye On The Target
• James Hunter Gives R&B A British Spin
• Primus Keeps The Comeback Coming
• Detroit Rockers' Album Finally Sees The "Light"
• Cheetah Girls Loving Their Fast-Paced Success
• Singer/Actress Enjoying Life After "High School Musical"
• Years Between Albums Passed Quickly For Robert Randolph
• Robyn Hitchock Enjoying Dream Band
• Robyn Hitchock Enjoying Dream Band
• Nothing Hampering Hinder's Climb To The Top
• John Legend Over-Produced For Sophomore Album
• Changes Help Keep A Static Lullaby Awake
• Decemberists Making Most Of "Hot Band" Notoriety
• Return "Feels Right" For Alice In Chains Members
• Kiss Frontman Embraces Solo Life
• Veteran DJ Finally Releases Own Album
• Trail Of Dead Leader's Become A Detroit Fan
• Better Music Is Lucero's Main Goal
• Chili Peppers On A Red Hot Streak
• Local Rockers Chiodos Building On Warped Tour Success
• British Rapper Seeks Success On Own Terms
• Lucero Pursues Modest Musical Goals
• "Gravity" Takes Hold Of Switchfoot
• Foo Fighters Explore Their Softer Side
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• Fogerty Enjoying Flow Of Music These Days
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• "American Idol" Champ Takes The Soul Patrol On The Road
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• Joe Walsh On Board As James Gang Rides Again
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• Music Keeps The Church Together
• The Cowbell Still Rings For Blue Oyster Cult
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• Robert Randolph Crow-ing About Summer Tour
• Def Leppard Covered Up On Latest Album -- For Fun
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• Anita Baker May Have Book In Her Future
• Dolls, Crows Making Fast Friends On Tour
• Nickelback Rocking For All The Right Reasons
• Shows Keep Romantics From Making New Music
• Tennessee Three Cash-ing In On Legacy
• By Any Name, He's LL Cool J
• It's Still OZZFest, Even Without Ozzy
• Rockers Still Have Heart After 30 Years
• Dayton Rockers Enjoying Heights of Success
• India.Arie's Personal "Testimony" Tops the Charts
• No Panic! Over Success For This Band
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• Rocker's Son Doesn't Stray From the Path
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• No "Idol" Time For Van Hunt
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• Steve Miller's "Eagle" Still Flying 30 Years On
• Bo Bice Not Being "Idol" About His Career
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• Yellowcard Has "Holly"-days on New Album
• After Hard Times, the World Party Begins Again
• Slayer Heads List of Heavy Groups Competing With OZZFest
• Dickey Betts Enjoying Life After the Allmans
• Calexico Changes Tune a Bit on New Album
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• RAY DAVIES LEADS TASTEFEST MUSICAL OFFERINGS
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• Lonestar Looking For Country Comeback
• MC5 Guitarist Still Kicking Out the Jams
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• Gaye Will Be 'Going On' at Smooth JazzFest
• Robert Bradley Ready to Drop Blackwater Surprise -- in Name, at Least
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• Benatar Keeps Hitting Us With Her Best Shots
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• Rock Veteran Lofgren Ready to Start Over
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• Grand Funk Kicking Off Rockin' on the Riverfront Series
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• Major Acts Highlight Radio Festival
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• Festival of Arts marks homecoming for two headliners
• Brandi Carlile happy to be part of "Grey's Anatomy" operation
• Bottle Rockets get it going in the grass
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