With 10,000 Maniacs and major labels far behind her, Natalie Merchant walks a path led by her musical and societal passions...

Bob Mould doesn't worry about the whether Hüsker Dü and Sugar will reunite. Instead he's finally comfortable in his own skin...

February 7th brought The Beatles to New York City in 1964, and this year it finds Ringo Starr talking to Dennis Elsas about...

With his 2007 album 'Stars In My Crown,' Jorma Kaukonen showcased his love for acoustic roots music and the sounds that have...

Outside her career, Sheryl Crow's faced a good dose of reality in the past few years, from breast cancer to motherhood. And...

A visit with Joe Jackson at Fordham University's Flom Auditorium was a mix of interview, reading and performance, discussing...

John Flansburgh and John Linnell are the songwriting duo behind They Might Be Giants, and Claudia Marshall once again tried...

From 1974's 'Poetry Man' to 2003's 'Natural Wonder' and her latest return to performing, a few years and a lot of music have...

Steve Earle still speaks loudly with his steady sound and message on the new album Washington Square Serenade, but finds...

Combining two of the purest voices in rock and bluegrass may seem like an unlikely match, but with T Bone Burnett at the...

Six years post-Semisonic and a year after working on The Dixie Chicks' latest Grammy winner, Minnesotan songwriter Dan...

Loved in and out of jam band circles, ALO (a.k.a. Animal Liberation Orchestra) keeps the free-form vibe flowing, but made...

Nerissa and Katryna Nields made their name being in a band, but folk songs inspired their life in music. Now the sisters...

After projects with Mary Gauthier, Loudon Wainwright III, and Bettye LaVette (among others), Joe Henry returns to solo work...