Our Music of the Decades series is coming to a bittersweet end, as we contemplate the most recent decade in pop's turbulent, thrilling, emotional and often ridiculous history: the 2010s. It was the er...
10.18.2026 Yahoo.com and 1 sites
Sometime in late 1983 or early 1984, a rumour started to wind its way through some of the more obsessive subsects of Bob Dylan fans. Dylan had just released his 22nd studio album, Infidels, to a relat...
10.17.2026 Msn.com
— This is a guest post by David Harrington, the founder and artistic director of San Francisco’s Grammy Award-winning Kronos Quartet. It also appears in the September/October issue of the Library of C...
10.16.2026 Loc.gov and 1 sites
A review of Our Common Life: Folksong from the Front Porch to the Concert Hall by Stephen Wade; 488 pages; University of Illinois Press (September 2026) I. Fans of traditional “old-time” music, Americ...
10.13.2026 Quillette.com
Despite originally making their mark as a London band, the Jimi Hendrix Experience only played one show in the UK in the entirety of 1968, as they spent most of the year supporting the Axis: Bold as Love album on the road in America. Hendrix’s lone swing through England in 1968 was a headline slot on the first night of the Woburn Festival that July, a weekend of music co-headlined by Donovan, the English folk-rock pioneers Pentangle, and a blues-rock double-whammy of Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac ...
10.15.2026 Faroutmagazine.co.uk