Pride Month brings up classic anthems like "I'm Coming Out" by Diana Ross, "Cut to the Feeling" by Carly Rae Jepsen, and ...

That record saw the Brummie pop rockers covering songs by their favourite artists, including Bob Dylan and Sly and The Family Stone, but whoever suggested that Simon Le Bon was the right person to ...

That record saw the Brummie pop rockers covering songs by their favourite artists, including Bob Dylan and Sly and The Family Stone, but whoever suggested that Simon Le Bon was the right person to ...

The metal guitarist found rebirth and rejuvenation when he overheard a John Coltrane album being remastered in a nearby studio ...

3. Duran Duran, ‘911 Is a Joke’ (1995) This song played its part in Duran Duran’s Thank You topping our list of awful albums by classic bands, but it’s so bad it’s worth mentioning again.

For the Northern Hemisphere, summer officially starts on June 20. Yet, for myself and many fanatic New Yorkers (interns we love to hate and true lifers alike), the first breath of summer feels more ...

Unlike many protest songs, “What Is Truth” was a hit. It went to No. 3 on the country chart and No. 19 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Protest music is "energizing when it’s blasted on a loudspeaker. But more important, it is meant to be sung," writes one reader. Another: "Protest songs today are not dominating 'the charts,' but ...

OPINION In the Trump era, where have all the protest songs gone? The lack of modern protest music in the United States is a phenomenon decades in the making, but now the silence is louder than ever.

Tom Waits rarely writes obvious protest songs. But he wrote a brilliant one with "Day After Tomorrow" from his album 'Real Gone'.