Led Zeppelin’s homage to James Brown proved to be a bold experiment. It also happens to be the worst Houses of the Holy song. It has a promising start. John Bonham flashes his drumming chops with a ...

OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- Folks songs tell story of humankind. From our deepest struggles, to our greatest success, these ditties have been handed down from generation to generation. But in a day of ...

Justin Bieber is feeling the “Holy” spirit. Dropped on Friday morning, his new single finds the born-again Biebs taking it to church with Chance the Rapper in a gospel-charged song about a righteous ...

Paul Wilbur is a prominent Messianic Jewish singer and worship leader known for his praise and worship music. His career spans several decades, during which he has helped shape the landscape of ...

Geordie Greep is the enigmatic frontman and guitarist for the British experimental rock band Black Midi. The band is known for its avant-garde approach to music and electrifying live performances.

Holy Holy have joined forces with local rapper and producer Kwame for a new song with a very different vibe. Titled ‘Messed Up’, the collab is an up-tempo, rap and autotune-laced indie-dance song. And ...

Starting with the galloping entrance of “The Song Remains the Same” — with Jimmy Page’s layered guitars, John Paul Jones’ bopping bass line, and John Bonham’s beat anchoring it all — it’s clear Houses ...

Johnny Cash’s 1968 song on The Holy Land still stands out as one of his most powerful gospel-inspired recordings.

Ravyn Lenae is taking the award for best holiday cover of 2025. A hauntingly beautiful rendition of the holiday classic ...

Brett Eldredge all but reinvented his sound with 2020’s Sunday Drive, leaving behind overly polished mainstream country for nuanced story-songs. To his credit, he’s not only sticking with the vibe of ...

Lovato embraces chaos, lust, regression and recovery on this raging, rock-suffused return to form. By Stephen Daw Pride Editor Healing isn’t linear. Where some may expect a person to simply “get ...