The Who project Roger Daltrey refuses to see: “There’s no point”

Roger Daltrey has embraced countless different projects over the course of his time with The Who, but 1979's 'The Kids Are Alright' wasn't his favourite.
Harwich and Manningtree Standard

Suzi Quatro: the UK’s first female rock superstar

How leather-clad Suzi Quatro became the UK’s first female rock superstar – and ended up influencing a whole generation of women in music ...

"A story or two to tell" 25th anniversary of The White Stripes debut in NZ

Last December local garage rock'n'roll band Ratso supported Jack White of The White Stripes in a packed Auckland Town Hall. Before finishing a blistering concert with their bigges ...

The ‘anointed’ national significance of Beaufort bluesman Cool John Ferguson

And Beaufort lost one of its gentlest spirits when Ferguson was tucked into a coffin wearing his trademark black flat-rimmed ...
The Mercury

Zoren: Tributes to Pierre Robert, Harry Donahue at their passings

PAAFF opens at 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 6, with “Third Act,” a documentary by Tadashi Nakamura that is a tribute to his father, ...
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Stan: best new shows & films streaming this week

Power Book IV: Force (7 November) Stan: recently added Talamasca: The Secret Order (27 October) Blumhouse’s Fantasy Island (29 October) 500 Days Of Summer (30 October) Midnight Oil: 1984 (31 October) ...

The Cure: their concert film "The Show Of A Lost World" to be seen in theaters

While The Cure plans to tour European festivals, including Rock en Seine, in the summer of 2026, the British band led by Robert Smith will first make its comeback... in the cinema! The Cure has ...