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Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart perform 'Baby Says' live for the Guardian.
The Loose Marbles perform jazz in the streets of New Orleans with singer Meshiya Lake.
Tomas semana showcases Bhad Bhabie's transformation in a music video shoot in Inland Empire California.
Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and the Big Bopper die in an Iowa cornfield, marking 'The Day the Music Died.'
Shane MacGowan, The Pogues' founding member, dies at 65, leaving a heartfelt message from Victoria.
Antonio Stradivari's violins, made from 1648 to 1737, are still among the most sought-after instruments.
Marco Collins leaked Nirvana's "In Utero" before its official release, prompting a call from Courtney Love about Kurt Cobain's reaction to the mixes.
Marco Collins discusses his role in promoting Nirvana and Pearl Jam in Seattle's music scene.
Fans celebrate the Stone Roses' comeback gig, filled with music and nostalgia despite some chaos.
A 10-year-old composer from Georgia captivates audiences with compositions that draw comparisons to Mozart, showcasing his talent and the support of his family and mentors.
In 1842, Patience Kershaw describes the physical toll of working in a coal mine, detailing cuts on her hands and a bald patch on her head.
In 1956, Nat King Cole was attacked on stage by a group of white men from the audience while performing at the Boutwell Auditorium.
Filthy Frank transitions from outrageous antics to a serious music career as Joji.
Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend reflect on their 55-year career and their upcoming performance at Wembley Stadium, discussing their evolving lineup.
These New Puritans perform Fragment Two Find live with Elisa Rodrigues at the Guardian studio.
Children in Gaza participate in music lessons, using music therapy to cope with trauma from the violence around them.
Mariachi Reyna de Los Angeles, an all-female band, challenges traditional norms in the male-dominated mariachi industry while showcasing their musical talent.
Leonard Cohen retreats to the San Gabriel Mountains for five years seeking peace of mind.
The Stone Pony is a legendary New Jersey venue featured in Electrified: The Guitar Revolution.
A music producer, who turned down a major label to focus on her artistry, gained recognition for her work on Schoolboy Q and Kendrick Lamar's hit 'Collard Greens.
Paul McCartney plays handcrafted K Yairi Guitars made by Japanese craftsmen.
Tidal faces allegations of inflating streaming numbers for Beyoncé and Kanye West's albums.
Tinchy Stryder and Spyro perform 'Gangsta?' from the album 'Third Strike' at LiveFest.
Toddla T showcases Sheffield's music scene, featuring Pulp and Arctic Monkeys.
Tony Allen instructs Tim Jonze to start drumming by focusing on basic limb coordination before progressing to more complex Afrobeat patterns.
Tony Bennett reflects on his collaboration with Amy Winehouse for the album Duets II, sharing insights about their recording experience and his upcoming performance at the London Palladium.
Tony Bennett reflects on performing with Amy Winehouse and her love for music.
Keith Flint of The Prodigy dies at 49, leaving a lasting legacy in electronic music.
James Wignall attends a sing-along event for Mamma Mia! as it becomes Britain's top DVD.
At the Gathering of the Juggalos, a stunt involving a car driven by Taji goes awry, prompting police intervention and highlighting the risks of live performances.
German Chancellor Olaf Schultz delivers tanks to Ukraine as Bakhmut remains a fierce battleground.
In Manchester, insurance salesman Russell Tubby, played by Vincent Franklin, recalls his childhood and the impact of music after hearing a 1929 record.
Vinyl records see a resurgence, with Pallas in Diepholz pressing for international artists.
St. Thomas Church honors the legacy of John Scott, its late music director, and his choir.
A violinist performed during brain surgery at King's College Hospital to help surgeons ensure her ability to play post-operation.
For $50, visitors can tour Paisley Park, Prince's home and studio, which has become a museum since his death in 2016.
Guca festival in Serbia features vibrant brass bands and lively celebrations with Edwin Hasler.
Audrey Mika discusses her style inspirations and favorite music, including Virgil and Marina.
This Lobster DJ takes over London's dance scene with his unique donk music style.
Lil Nas X's music video sparks a new wave of satanic panic in pop culture.
Women make up less than 5 percent of producers and engineers in the music industry, leading to significant challenges for female music producers.
Katy Perry hosts the MTV Video Music Awards, featuring Taylor Swift's new music video premiere.
Over 1,300 exhibitions took place during Miami's Art Basel Art week, but one featured Young Thug's art without traditional gallery sponsorship.
Zayn Malik's departure from One Direction on March 25, 2015, marked a significant shift in pop culture, prompting reflections from fans on his impact and the band's legacy.
Musician Hak Baker reflects on his Caribbean heritage and the legacy of the Empire Windrush while on tour, just before its 75th anniversary.
Natasha Bedingfield reflects on her hit song 'Unwritten' and its lasting impact.
Billy Cobham, a jazz fusion pioneer from Panama, reflects on his 60-year career and the drum's role as a universal means of communication.
Icelandic novelist Jón Kálman Stefánsson explores the profound influence of music on his writing and life, emphasizing the intertwined nature of language and melody.
