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We found tickets to Pearl Jam's just announced 2024 tour
The Rock Hall inductees will hit MSG on Sept. 3-4.
Why Sonic Youth legend Thurston Moore initially quit guitar lessons
Moore's new memoir, "Sonic Life," delves into his early years.
What's the cheapest ticket available for the 2023 BottleRock Festival?
'Tis officially time to pop a bottle/rock at BottleRock.
How much does it cost to see Pearl Jam on tour in 2023?
Here's how to see the "Alive" group live.
Van Conner, co-founder and bassist of Screaming Trees, dead at 55
"He was one of the closest friends I ever had and I loved him immensely," Conner's brother, Gary Lee, wrote on Facebook.
No apologies: Judge tosses 'Nevermind' baby's child porn case against Nirvana
"Nevermind" baby gets child porn case tossed out by federal judge.
Remembering the triumph and tragedy of Chris Cornell, five years after death
Five years after Cornell died by suicide on May 18, 2017, fans are still trying to understand why the "Black Hole Sun" singer suddenly fell into the darkest of places.
The surprising truth about Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love's marriage
It's been 30 years since the iconic rock duo tied the knot on a beach in Hawaii.
'All I Can Say' Is First Person Account Of Blind Melon Singer Shannon Hoon’s Brief Life And Career
It perfectly captures what it means to be a young man, hurtling through life, balancing on that high wire between folly and adulthood.
'I'm Now: The Story of Mudhoney' Affectionately Chronicles History Of The Definitive Grunge Band
This documentary is, like the band itself, perfectly enjoyable and presented without pretense.
Kurt Cobain's manager details rock icon's downward spiral
Twenty-five years ago this week, Kurt Cobain took his own life. The tragedy felt earthshaking to Gen X music fans who connected strongly to Nirvana’s melodic songs of angst and...
Kurt Cobain declares white men can't rap in unearthed recording
Kurt Cobain made no apologies for his hot take on white-washed rap. In a recently unearthed 1991 radio interview with University of Western Ontario student Robert Lorusso, the grunge icon detailed...
'L7: Pretend We're Dead' Documentary Tells "Rags To Riches To Rags" Story Of Pioneering Female Grunge Rockers
This documentary is well-crafted and worth the hour and a half it takes to watch it.
'Hit So Hard' Charts Hole Drummer's Path From Grunge Heroine To Heroin Addict (And Back Again)
You will root for Patty Schemel as she goes from the top of the pop charts to the depths of drug Hell.
‘Jane's Addiction Alive at 25’ Celebrates Gen X Dad Rock Nostalgia, But Hey, Maybe That’s Not Such A Bad Thing
The concert was filmed in honor of the 25th anniversary of Ritual de lo habitual, an LP that proved alternative bands could appeal to a mass market.
'Foo Fighters: Back And Forth' Charts Band's Path From Grunge Survivors to Preeminent Gen X Dad Rockers
“I feel bad about the bad things, I feel good about the good things, but I wouldn’t change a thing.”