By 1970, Sam & Dave had broken up, completing the whole VH1 Behind the Music career arc. But their story still wasn’t over. When their solo careers didn’t take off as they hoped, Sam and Dave ...

If you have VH1, you'll probably be sick of the Eighties by now, especially the naff TV version of that decade which involves all the crap old videos the producers can get their hands on.

And in yet another attempt by VH1 to embarrass women for ratings ... After Anna would say something in her slurred speech, the music cues would tell us to laugh, but it was actually really ...

She told the BBC about the origins of a literary love song that began a unique career in music. Kate Bush's debut ... would pick up another Ivor Novello award in 1987. At the time of her ...

However, true success in music PR requires more than strategy—it demands a passion for the artistry that fuels the industry. As the driving force behind Metro PR’s music department ...

Jared (vocals/guitar) has an irrational fear of Velcro. How would you describe your music? The plan is to sound somewhere between Roxy Music and Death Grips. We really don’t sound like either ...

Speaking about Wha-Gwaan!, he says, "The legendary Nigerian Godfather of Afro Beat, Fela Ransome Kuti, once said: 'Music is the weapon of the future'. Well...The future is most definitely NOW!

Save the Music holds an event at a Brooklyn school in 2015. - Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for VH1 Donahue said the change has “been in the cards” since 2019 when Save the Music dropped VH1 ...

Behind the music, speeches and banners lies a highly coordinated operation, far removed from the grassroots imagery projected by the media. This matters because democracy thrives on truth ...

It samples voicemails, heavy breathing and conversation intervals, breaking the fourth wall at times to let listeners in on the emotion behind the music. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily ...

The Beatles' heartstring-tugging ballad "She's Leaving Home" was based on the true story of a then-17-year-old Melanie Coe.

That jump into the next decade can trip up a band. R.E.M. had made it through the ‘80s pretty much unscathed, critics fawning over each new release while the public slowly caught up and made the ...