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In February 1986 at Maxwell’s in Hoboken, New Jersey, The Replacements famously – some would say infamously – turned in a performance for the ages. Over the course of 29 songs, the band mixed up album tracks, singles, B-sides, and...

40 years ago this week, Talking Heads released their self-titled debut album, an effort which put the NYC-based band on the map straight out of the gate. Recorded at Sundragon Studios in New York City, TALKING HEADS ’77 may have...

40 years ago, Linda Ronstadt delivered unto the world an album which would go on to become a chart-topping smash: SIMPLE DREAMS. To celebrate this classic LP hitting the big 4-0, Rhino is reissuing the album in expanded form, and...

If you’re a regular visitor to Rhino.com or even if you just occasionally peruse the latest music news, you probably know at this point that 2017 is the 50 th anniversary of the release of the self-titled debut album by...

USA Today's showing the Queen of Soul their R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Head on over to listen to a brand new mix of "Respect" from Aretha's upcoming release A BRAND NEW ME: ARETHA FRANKLIN WITH THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA. A BRAND NEW ME...

If you’re someone who enjoys a good bayou boogaloo (providing that boogalooing is legal in your particular bayou, of course) and you live outside the U.S., then you’ll be pleased to learn that, come tomorrow, you’ll be able to pick...

Gene Simmons here. You might think you know all about me, but believe it or not there’s more... After years of being in the spotlight with KISS, I’ve decided it’s time to share another side with you, a deeply personal...

45 years ago today, Yes released their fifth studio album, an effort which proved to be their most commercially-successful LP up to that point in their career. Recorded at Advision Studios in London, CLOSE TO THE EDGE was – like...

30 years ago today, New Musical Express ran an article bearing the headline “GOODBYE, SMITHS” which effectively served as the kick-off of Morrissey’s career as a solo artist. “The Smiths are dead,” began the article, just in case the headline...