PREMIERE WEDNESDAY 9/8c | The entire 50 year history of Rolling Stone magazine can be summed up with the help of Bob Dylan. Both Dylan and Rolling Stone worked to express everything that younger generations were going through as they come up through all the contradictions of America.
We're kicking off 90s weekend on AXS TV right! Motown Philly is back again as Shawn Stockman of Boyz II Men invites us into his home to talk about the top one-hit-wonders of the 1990s, show off some of his favorite music memorabilia, and once and for all tell us what is a the End Of The Road.
Foo Fighters are getting serious with their new album... or should we say "Sirius"? They're teaming up with Sirius XM for Foo Fighters radio. Plus, music venues offer to help with vaccination efforts, The Flaming Lips bubble concerts return, Bernie Sanders makes his way onto classic rock album covers, and we gear up for more new music. Get all your #MusicNews with Music High 5!
One of the pioneers of gangster rap, Ice Cube is among the most prolific lyricists of all time. He’s not only regarded as one of rap's greatest recording artists, he is also one of Hollywood’s most successful and sought after actors and filmmakers.
Nothing But Videos is a collection of some of the biggest artists today. Catch some of the best music videos during this special presentation.
On February 3rd, 1959, the music world lost three incredible rock & roll pioneers in a plane crash: Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and "The Big Bopper" J. P. Richardson. We take a look back at the day that music died with this week in music history.