Rock legends The Who gave fans a historic moment on their farewell tour, performing “Going Mobile” live for the first time ...

Two of Dolly Parton's biggest hits go head-to-head, and it’s only the second round of our bracket-style competition to ...

These Vietnam-era protest songs are still remembered fondly, and they're still used in protest movements today.

Morris is more accustomed to theaters and amphitheaters these days. But in this 250-person venue nestled squarely in the ...

These nostalgic songs from 1971 were all over the radio that year. And if you were a kid during that era, you probably know these songs well.

Musician Frank Zappa once asked, “If lyrics make people do things, how come we don’t love each other?” He and other musicians ...

After Hurricane Katrina and the federal levee failures, New Orleans musicians processed the storm and its aftermath through ...

For me, there's no nobler reason for music than to protest injustice. These are the seven greatest protest songs of all time.

On September 18, 1971, The Who took the stage at The Oval cricket ground in Kennington, south London, and delivered a performance that has been remembered as legendary and up until now, unreleased.

The Who is really saying goodbye with The Song is Over Farewell Tour. Here are the songs the band is playing for one last run.

Leon Thomas ’ soulful ballad “Mutt” joins a long line of songs with dog themes or variations of dog words in their titles to ...

The Who Finally Performed This 1971 Classic Live for the First Time originally appeared on Parade. On Saturday, August 16, ...