Rock

The true stories behind the legendary 1991 recordings that led to her Gen-X classic "Exile in Guyville."

When Jon Bon Jovi says he’s "seen a million faces and rocked them all," it’s technically an understatement

Hinds, a band from Madrid, is living the indie-rock dream: "We don’t have to die tomorrow to be cool today."

Four punk teens from Copenhagen formed Iceage a decade ago. Now they're growing up with an album of goth-rock fury.

The Richmond, Virginia, indie rocker is only 22, but 'Historian' is suffused with an awareness of mortality's grip.

Fats Domino talked to Newsweek while he embraced his "original style" on a nightclub tour in 1970.

The rock god tells us about his painful onstage injury, his new album "Heaven Upside Down"—and the real reason he didn't vote in 2016.

Tom Petty's music was strangely ubiquitous, woven into the fabric of American life anywhere a radio is present.

"I Promise" is the latest gem from Radiohead's vaults.

Here's a revealing profile of Hendrix's band from the October 9, 1967 issue of Newsweek.

Radiohead's 1997 masterpiece is finally getting the deluxe reissue treatment. We broke down its influences.

The legendary Sonic Youth co-founder discusses Body/Head, the involvement of women in noise music and Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize.

I interviewed my hero. It went horribly wrong.

The band's ninth album is a remarkable meditation on heartbreak.

On what may be his final tour, the 68-year-old rocker leaves with his swagger intact.

Belew, who toured the world with Bowie, says, "Someday I'll write a book of our experiences."

Why Savages is the best young rock band in the world.

It has been five years since the band's last album and full tour.

It's hard to hold a candle in the cold Coachella rain.

The cause was an “extremely aggressive” form of cancer.

The one-time punk brat has turned into a globe-trotting unofficial ambassador for his homeland’s music.