Category: History

As Chris Cornell tore through a typically supercharged set with Soundgarden on the night of May 17, 2017, at Detroit’s Fox Theatre, there was nothing

In a way, OK Computer began before Radiohead even realized what was going on. In the summer of 1995, the band was on tour to

For a brief moment in the ’80s, Eddie Murphy was sitting on top of the world. He had found comedy fame through a stint on

Queen returned to recording in the summer of 1976 as international superstars, thanks to the huge hit “Bohemian Rhapsody.” A Night at the Opera had

On May 20, 1997, Foo Fighters released The Colour and the Shape, an album that would establish them as a real band, rather than just Dave

As a song, “Ebony and Ivory” may not have aged well, but, on the May 22, 1982, episode of Saturday Night Live, the treacly Paul

The lead-up to the Cure’s seventh album, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, released on May 25, 1987, wasn’t all that unexpected. The years and albums

In 1996, retired Back Bay High School English teacher Judy Schreiber fondly remembered one of her senior students from the Class of ’82, telling the

Kiko is still Los Lobos’ most unusual yet satisfying album, a moment when the power and mystery of their music found their fullest flowering amid