R&B legend Ronald Isley told TMZ that when it comes to setting the mood in the bedroom, he prefers to play his own music.

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Songwriter Savan Kotecha has teamed up with Universal Music India, Republic Records, and Represent to launch a nationwide ...

The Monkees' rip-off of The Beatles' "Twist and Shout" impressed a music industry titan and changed the history of the group.

The lineup doesn’t disappoint. As ever, there’s truly something for everyone. The 2025 lineup boasts Hollywood and Broadway A ...

Warner Records has officially launched a label in partnership with Tim Hinshaw’s Free Lunch Agency creative studio. The ...

Guitar great Jeff Beck’s “Blow By Blow” and Tommy Bolin’s “Teaser” are favorites of several of our respondents. Other ...

Shockingly, The Beatles' first No. 1 song doesn't have much of a place in pop culture or the history of music.

The Ohio native also shared which of his own works he prefers, naming The Isley Brother’s “In Between The Sheets,” “Hello ...

The R&B legend and founding member of The Isley Brothers recently opened up about his music preferences while making love, ...

Fresh from a Grammy win for his work on Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter," the musician and producer tells how he made some of his ...

From a rare Milwaukee concert by an Afrobeat star to the summer's only shows by Killers and Megan Thee Stallion, Summerfest 2025 looks promising.