Using books, interviews, and primary news sources, Stacker has compiled a list of 25 times LGBTQ+ artists made music history.

Rock’s archive captures Tim Curry’s fearless Frank-N-Furter, Susan Sarandon’s charm, and the glitteringchaos that transformed ...

First performance of a rock ‘n’ roll song on national television: when Bill Haley and His Comets performed “Rock Around the ...

In 1975, orchestral rock reached its majestic peak — where symphonic ambition met rock power in a series of landmark albums ...

Members of Station Camp High School's very first "History of Rock and Roll" class wrapped up their semester by talking to a ...

From rain-soaked concerts to last-minute substitutions and happy accidents, rock history is full of chance moments that ...

Louie Shelton and the founding members of Toto didn’t think the song had “a chance in hell” of succeeding. A DJ proved them ...

Members of Station Camp high school's first-ever ‘History of Rock and Soul' class wrapped up their semester by talking to a ...

Few vocalists in modern music history have demonstrated range as radically as Mike Patton, whose recorded span stretches ...

Paste has picked its 10 favorite music books from the last 12 months, but I’d like to shoutout to some other titles I loved ...

Green Day never seemed destined for Broadway, yet American Idiot became a massive theater hit. Here’s how the band pulled it off.

On December 13, 1949, singer Randy Yeuell Owen of the country rock band Alabama was born in Fort Payne, Alabama.