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Kempner also had a solo career and was part of a short-lived band called Little Kings with Dion DiMucci.

Gabriel's first new album in more than a decade highlights the week's new releases.

“I realized what a dreadful mistake [I'd made] when six months later 'Hopes and Fears' was Number 1 in the charts." - Richard Curtis

In this week's playlist, we open and close with the Pogues, and in between there's everything from Harry Styles to Killing Joke.

"You've never really been booed until you've been booed by 17,000 Queen fans."

The hard-living singer-songwriter composed such classic songs as "Fairytale of New York," "If I Should Fall From Grace With God," and "A Pair of Brown Eyes."

"We're getting lots of attention. We've not really had that too many times in our career, so it's been a very pleasant surprise!"

New single, "Jamcod," is out now, with the album, 'Glasgow Eyes,' set for a March release

The guitar legend discusses his latest endeavor, his debut solo LP, and past collaborations with Brian Eno, David Gilmour, and Split Enz

"They'll say, 'Can you do [the "One Step Beyond" moves]?' And I'm like, 'Mate, I'm 62 years old. You do it, alright?'"

The singer-songwriter dissects her new album, reveals the ways touring has changed since the pandemic, and discusses how she's been inspired by Taylor Swift.

"I worked really hard to keep him interested [in The Waitresses], because he was so good that he'd get bored easily."

In this week's playlist, the Rolling Stones and the Lightning Seeds share space with Andre 3000, Johnny Cash, and the Jasmine Minks

The new dates arrive on the heels of earlier-announced July shows in Ireland, Scarborough, and Edinburgh.

"That's it! You people have stood in my way long enough! I'm going to start an officially-franchised Hives cover band!"

Can you picture that? For we cannot.

The legendary guitarist also discusses collaborating with Daryl Hall and David Bowie, and a close encounter with Lester Bangs.

The 2024 tour spans November and December and will take the band from Sheffield to Wolverhampton

The sax man also played on Billy Idol's "For a Lover," the Power Station's self-titled debut, and countless other songs and LPs

Graham Parker discusses his lengthy career, his influences, and his fans — including Bruce Springsteen.

"I feel this loss deeply and my broken heart goes out to her family and friends," Swift wrote on Instagram

In this week's playlist, Cat Power does Dylan, Suggs does Supergrass, and most everyone else does their own material

The brief jaunt takes Lewis through California and up to Oregon and Washington for a few dates

The song has been recorded more than 1,000 times and has appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 more times than any other song

The LP was co-produced by Perry and Daniel Boyle and features guest appearances by Shaun Ryder and Greentea Peng

The new LP, the band's first full-length studio effort since 2008's 'You Can Do Anything,' will be preceded by a tour

The former Joy Division and New Order bassist will be playing the 'Substance' albums by both bands during the shows

True story: if he'd had the funding, director Jonathan Demme would've done a Feelies concert film before doing 'Stop Making Sense'

The Haircut One Hundred frontman discusses why he split with the band and whether they might yet return to America

The Scottish songwriter/guitarist discusses his musical origins, working with BMX Bandits and Joe Pernice, and meeting Ray Davies.

The noted guitarist also talks about touring with David Bowie, guesting on 'Black Sheep Squadron,' and working with Dolly Parton and George Harrison

The lads from Lowestoft bring their 'Permission to Land...Again' tour to a conclusion in one of Washington, DC's most iconic venues

You may also remember them from such hits as "Sandstorm," "Flying," and "Free Me"

Reunion with disgraced royalty: DJ Jazzy Jeff and 'Fresh Prince' Will Smith to reunite for 'A Grammy Salute to 50 Years of Hip-Hop'

Support acts on the US tour include Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and The Linda Lindas

Even with a musical history that includes Duran Duran, "Kiss Me," Robbie Williams, and Barenaked Ladies, folk still comes first for the Lilac Time frontman

The NYC-based band's most recent LP was 2022's well-received 'The Other Side of Make-Believe.'

The name of his backing band? The Werewolves of Los Angeles. Because of COURSE that's what they're called.

The musical broke the record for highest gross per performance at San Diego’s Old Globe theater in 2018

The 'Storytellers'-esque tour gives the singer-songwriter to tell some tales between the tunes

The LP will be the band's first for Michael Goldstone's Mom + Pop Records

The four-part series premieres on Paramount+ on December 5

If Love's TokTok claims are to be believed, the new LP could be "the longest record that’s ever been written in the history of rock"

Fall Out Boy announce 20th anniversary vinyl reissue of their debut album, 'Take This to Your Grave'

Finger Eleven will open the shows, with 3 Doors Down, Daughtry, Switchfoot, Tonic, and Big Wreck appearing on various other dates

Former Bad Company frontman Paul Rodgers returns with new solo record, 'Midnight Sun,' on September 22, his first for Sun Records

The chorus of the classic Pet Shop Boys single can be heard in Drake's song 'All The Parties'

The song has spent 382 weeks in the Top 100 since its initial release in 2003

The singer-songwriter also penned 'Why You Wanna Break My Heart,' as sung by Tia Carrere in 'Wayne's World'

The Isleys scored 26 top-10 R&B hits during Rudy's tenure with the group