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Pearl Jam returns with yet another album and another tour, claiming their place as the top survivors of '90s rock.

Back from a long break, Pearl Jam prepares for its upcoming tour and new album release.

Pearl Jam has announced both the Backspacer track list and pre-sale information. The album, which can be pre-ordered now, will be available in stores Sept. 20.

Pearl Jam enters a new phase in its rock n roll development by reaching back while steamrolling forward with the release of 2009's Backspacer.

The five member band Pearl Jam, in addition to providing musical entertainment, are activists donating their free time and money to environmental issues.

Kings of Leon are back with a new album that displays their willingness to evolve their sound and their determination to become stadium rock gods.

Quick information about a few commonly overlooked rock guitar players.

October 4rth marks the conclusion of the Austin City Limits music festival, one of America's most anticipated musical events. But did the reality meet the expectations?

For the guitarist, here are five essential songs to learn that are easily recognizable, easy to learn, and will give you that feeling of cool when you learn to play them.

Taylor Swift, the Country Music Association's Entertainer of the Year, admirably hosted and performed during the 5th episode of SNL's 35th season.

In this Def Leppard interview, singer Joe Elliott talks about surviving the 90s and Def Leppard's current tour with UK cock rockers Whitesnake.

Music has the undeniable power to inspire and heal; but this power can also be harnessed to torture and coerce.

From spooky staples to ghoulish goodies, these songs can make a standard Halloween costume party into an event people will talk about all year long.

Throughout the 1990s, girl solo singers like Mariah Carey, Gloria Estefan and Shania Twain take over the top of the most-requested hit single charts.

26-year-old rocker Caitlin Evanson has had a violin in her hands since the age of four; the years of training pay off handsomely on her self-titled debut.

Analysis of the Planet Rock radio station listeners' top forty albums shows that 1970s albums dominated the chart because of musicians like Robert Plant and Jimmy Page.

The early '90s are now the era of choice that designers are turning to for inspiration, with heavy focus on the style of the grunge movement.

A biography of the poet and diarist.

Previous research on the Planet Rock Listeners' Favourite Albums Chart found that the 1970s was the most popular decade. New research suggests 1975 was the top rock year.

The NFL is past the midway point of the season, giving the opportunity for a pretty good read on all of the teams.

This article provides not only the top forty list as chosen by Planet Rock listeners, but also exclusive analysis of which bands were most successful over the whole list.

American Frontman is now enjoying a successful solo career with album Carry On after two decades in the music industry with two of America's top rock bands.

Jon Bon Jovi and his band have achieved international fame and commercial success, if not critical acclaim, in the 25 years since their first album was released.

Brody Dalle, former front-woman for the punk band the Distillers, has returned with the grown-up sounds of Spinnerette.

From grunge to hip-hop, boy bands to Budweiser commercials, the 1990s were full of pop culture firsts. Here's a look back at the dot com decade.

Spring travel, tour dates and album releases from some of the world's hottest bands and musicians are in the air in 2009. all serving as a musical economic stimulus.

Indie Suite touches base with lead singer Kenny Byrka, lead singer and bass player, ahead of release of the bands third album, Save Your Vinyl.

Having a bad breakup? We've all been there! Here's a collection of fabulous breakup songs that you can use as your angry or sad soundtrack right now.

After a fourteen year recording hiatus Alice in Chains are back with 'Black Gives Way to Blue.' Can they still produce the grind of their heyday and who will listen

Wow! I thought last night in Minneapolis was bad. Then I watched the Seattle auditions. I don't mean to be rude, but...here's the recap.

With the summer concert season upon us, music festivals can be an affordable alternative to traditionally high priced shows.

With a new live album, Melora Creager presents a sound that harkens back to Rasputina's first album, Thanks for the Ether (1996), which is sure to please many old fans.

After going on a long hiatus and eventually disbanding after the tragic loss of their lead singer, Alice in Chains have reformed and returned with new demons to exorcise.

A continuing effort to spread the word on new, undiscovered, and excellent music.

Toronto rocks out in the summer with a plethora of hot concerts, festivals, and events. The following itinerary provides tourists with the latest happenings in 'T.O.'

Wilco is a band of progressive-minded liberals from Chicago who supported Barack Obama last year. But in 2009, the Chicago band delivers the first album of the Obama Era.

Pavement first appeared in the 90's music underground with a series of raucous, heavily distorted singles whose origins were shrouded in mystery.

Recently, MTV and Harmonix revealed the song list for its upcoming game, Rock Band 2, which will ship in September for the Xbox 360 and later for the Wii, PS2 and PS3.

Though one was a reformed punk band who fell back in their love for Bad Company and one was a bar band who never gave up on Bad Company, The 'Hawks and The 'Mats are kin.

1992 was the year that brought us Dr. Dre, Nirvana, Pearl Jam and a lot of memorable albums and singles.

In the third part pf our interview series with Art Alexakis of rock band Everclear, we discuss the band's part in alternative radio and their crazy Australian tour.

From Puffy Combs to the Lilith Fair, these enemies of good music have somehow taken over the industry.

EMP is not a tourist trap. Experience Music Project is a true shrine to Seattle Rock. Take 3 visionaries: Paul Allen, Frank Gehry, and Jimi Hendrix, then shake.