According to legend, back in 1968, Jerry Garcia and Phil Lesh fired Bob Weir and Pigpen from their positions in the Grateful ...

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The guitarist, singer and songwriter, who died at 78, cut his own path among his elders in the Grateful Dead, and beyond.

A number of Twin Cities musicians are using their platforms to speak out about an expanding presence of U.S. Immigration and ...

Commitment announced their forthcoming LP, Fear Of, out April 3 via Get Better Records. The Philly hardcore supergroup, which ...

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The Casualties have returned with the one-off single “People Over Power,” the New York City street punks’ first original song ...

A new Philadelphia hardcore supergroup named Commitment -- featuring members of Soul Glo, Eyes Flys, and Le Siren -- have ...

Go’s, Tears for Fears, The Bangles and Goo Goo Dolls, volunteered their time and talents for the annual fundraiser.

John Byington entered into Texas A&M baseball lore 36 years ago when he hit a pair of home runs against the Texas Longhorns to win the Southwest Conference in the spring of 1989.