A brief history of dance music – from basements to beaches, dancefloors have mirrored social change
These were hot, dimly lit, crowded, smoke and sweat-filled spaces where the music ricocheted off surfaces and fed directly back into the dancing bodies.
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A Drag DJ, Ducks Ltd., and More Crucial Concerts for the Week
Dallas–bred guitar maestro Annie Clark returns to Austin after a surprise SXSW 2025 set in support of her Grammy-winning ...
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One Of The Most Overlooked Pontiac Muscle Cars of The 1960s
However, only a few years before the Mustang made its grand entrance, another model arrived on the market that ticked all the ...
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Raw rock: CST’s ‘Sunny Afternoon’ affirms Ray Davies’ genius, Kinks’ enduring influence
Sunny Afternoon” — 3 stars The folks at Chicago Shakespeare Theater are nothing if not considerate. On opening night of “Sunny Afternoon,” the jukebox musical about 1960s Brit-rockers ...
The Big Gigs: 10 best concerts to see in the Twin Cities this week
Highlights for April 3-9 include Bob Dylan, the O’Jays, Tyler Childers, the Suburbs, Bright Eyes, Jack White, Shemekia ...
The Rolling Stones Chart A Top 10 Single, 60 Years Into The Band’s Career
The Rolling Stones’ “Angry” returns to the U.K. top 10 on two charts, nearly matching its peak and proving the band’s sales ...
Rock 'n' roll went mainstream 70 years ago. 'Blackboard Jungle' put it there
It was the first time rock 'n' roll had ever been featured in a major Hollywood soundtrack. And it confirmed every parent's ...