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A crowd of punk rock fans cheers as the Germs perform, capturing the raw energy of the Los Angeles punk scene in 1979 and 1980.
Janis Joplin overdosed on heroin in room 105 of the Highland Gardens hotel, a haven for aspiring artists in Hollywood.
In the bustling streets of Palestine, musicians and artists create a vibrant cultural movement that transcends political restrictions and forges a collective identity.
Chuck Leavell, a renowned pianist and environmental advocate, balances his musical career with a passion for forestry, featuring insights from iconic artists and leaders.
The evolution of sound through amplifiers and their impact on guitar music is explored with humor and insights from industry experts and musicians.
Eight Clydesdales pull the wagons of the Caravan Stage Company, the world's only horse-drawn open-air theater, as it tours British Columbia and Alberta.
Ukraine's musicians face challenges after independence from Moscow's grip in 1991.
The Saxon Pub in Austin, Texas, highlights 30 years of live music history, showcasing the challenges faced by musicians and venues in a rapidly growing city.
Aspiring models and musicians in Cape Town face the harsh realities of the entertainment industry, battling self-doubt and financial pressure amid their glamorous ambitions.
Shawna Potter, lead singer of War On Women and author of Making Spaces Safer, advocates for social justice and safer environments through her music and activism.
Norwegian black metal is linked to a series of murders and church arsons that shocked the world in the 1990s.
80% of Tube customers want to hear music while traveling, prompting a new busking scheme that allows performers to play legally at stations.
Bob Fletcher sets out to write and produce a Christmas song in five days, seeking advice from music mogul Fred Casimir and East 17's John Hendy.
Conan reflects on the Basic Cable Band's impact as his show transitions in January.
Up to 20 million termites can inhabit a single hectare, creating hollow eucalyptuses that are transformed into didgeridoos by Aboriginal musicians.
Musicians have larger gray matter volumes in areas of the brain related to motor planning and auditory processing compared to non-musicians.
Jeff Goldblum shares his passion for piano and improving his skills with his band.
In September 2007, drug gangs in Mexico target musicians and mimic Al Qaeda tactics online.
John Harris and John Domokos discuss Covid's lasting impact in the Midlands and north-west England.
The didgeridoo, a sacred instrument of Australian Aborigines, has been crafted for over 40,000 years from eucalyptus trees hollowed by termites.
