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Alec Wilkinson highlights Los Tigres del Norte's impactful concert in Brooklyn this week.
Tom McDermott performs jazz piano in the vibrant city of New Orleans.
Pat Martino makes a miraculous comeback after life-saving brain surgery erases his memory.
Robin Denselow remembers Mary Travers of Peter, Paul and Mary, who died at 72.
A Coroner rules out foul play in Michael Jackson's death as investigations continue.
Mick Jagger performed in front of hundreds of thousands of people in Cuba, reflecting on his long career and the planning of a new exhibition.
Musicians discuss the recording process with Stevie Wonder and Steve Steve's impressive talent.
Miike Snow performs 'Sylvia' live at Scala for Music Weekly, showcasing their unique sound.
Ms Dynamite performs Neva Soft live at the Guardian ahead of Bestival this weekend.
A month after forming, Zeid Hamdam's band, The New Government, rebranded following the assassination of Lebanon's Prime Minister.
The assistant principal of O. Perry Walker High School motivates the band before their Atlanta competition.
Sean plays 'Romance' by Dan Baum on guitar by the Mississippi River in New Orleans.
Washboard Chaz performs blues at the Spotted Cat on Frenchmen Street in New Orleans.
Deadmau5 performs live at Pier 36 in New York City on New Year's Eve.
Cornershop's Tjinder Singh and Ben Ayres discuss the Beatles' lasting influence with Paul Morley.
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis is charged with the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur in Las Vegas.
Nadya and Masha of Pussy Riot visit London for the first time to share their activism.
A 23-year-old football player died from brain cancer, prompting Randy Newman to write "Losing You," reflecting on the lasting impact of grief.
Dean Reed, a Marxist musician who rose to fame in the 1960s, navigated the complexities of Cold War politics and culture behind the Iron Curtain.
New Orleans rebuilds after Hurricane Katrina, focusing on eco-friendly homes and musicians' support.
Ricky Gervais revisits David Brent, discussing fame and his character's evolution since 2003.
Sixto Rodriguez, a Detroit construction worker, remains unaware of his cultural icon status in South Africa, where his music profoundly influences the counter-culture.
Höfner guitars, particularly the Höfner Bass made famous by Paul McCartney of the Beatles, significantly influenced the music industry since its 1956 debut.
Giles Fraser questions the relevance of God Save the Queen for the United Kingdom's future.
Frank Sinatra remains a beloved New York City icon, 22 years after his death.
Tina Turner, the queen of rock and roll, dies at 83 near Zurich after a long illness.
Slash discusses three different models of his signature Les Paul guitar, explaining how one is a copy of his own design while others incorporate his preferred features.
In May 1990, the Stone Roses performed at Spike Island, an event described as the UK's answer to Woodstock, attracting a crowd eager for a memorable experience.
Suboi showcases her talent in Ho Chi Minh City, representing Vietnam's thriving underground music scene.
The Jarman brothers and Johnny Marr plan a takeover of the Guardian's music site.
Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart perform 'Baby Says' live for the Guardian.
The controversy over Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's blackface sparks a national discussion.
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.
Residents of Pervomaisk have been without water for months as the city experiences a rare quiet period following a ceasefire signed in Minsk.
Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend reflect on their 55-year career and their upcoming performance at Wembley Stadium, discussing their evolving lineup.
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.
Marilyn Monroe's breathless rendition of 'Happy Birthday, Mr. President' captivates in 1962.
Tinchy Stryder and Spyro perform 'Gangsta?' from the album 'Third Strike' at LiveFest.
