Carlos Marcos

The Gallagher brothers have announced a series of concerts in 2025, marking 15 years since their acrimonious split

Driven by ‘grunge’ nostalgia and TikTok, the Canadian singer is enjoying a comeback with a tour that has attracted good reviews at Glastonbury

The veteran singer reveals in a documentary that she was abused by her father, that she started therapy when she was 16 years old, and that she was hooked on anxiolytics. ‘I am over 80 years old and I wanted to leave something truthful,’ she tells EL PAÍS

Of German descent, he was Spain’s first rock star. He was an international hit but lost everything due to extravagant behavior. ‘I’ve been my own worst enemy,’ he tells EL PAÍS from a care home in the city of Vitoria, as he’s about to turn 80 years old

The Colombian star has come up with a wide-ranging 16-track record that address her split from Gerard Piqué while embracing new musical trends

The group’s famous emblem was designed for a single album, but the band has continued to display it on t-shirts, keychains, posters and at concerts. ‘I’ve received many commissions after that job, so it’s paid off in its own way,’ says the creator

In the coming weeks, female artists who are setting the course for pop will release albums or perform at vast concerts. Never before have so many coincided in such a short space of time

This week, the band’s lead singer will be honored as the 2024 Person of the Year, just as their first album turns 40

The singer’s second album is the best of the year, according to ‘The New York Times’ and ‘Rolling Stone’; she has more Grammy nominations than Taylor Swift and connects with a wide audience thanks to her brazen, feminine lyrics

In contrast to the immediacy and lightness of current music, ‘Of all the flowers,’ the artist’s 10th studio album, has won over the public with its stark truths

The two artists have released a song for charity in which the Catalan artist sings in English

Women took home the most important awards: the Mexican songwriter and the Colombians Shakira and Karol G won three each. Argentina’s Bizarrap also won three gramophones

On Thursday the 16th, the Spanish city will host the most important awards gala in Spanish-language music. With dozens of stars and the expectation of performances from the Colombian and Catalan songstresses, it is the first time in 24 years that the ceremony has been held outside the United States

A series of misfortunes cut short the career of Alex Chilton and Chris Bell’s band, an inspiration for alternative rock. Now, the sole surviving member will tour with a group of admirers, including R.E.M.’s Mike Mills, to play the Memphis band’s repertoire

Specialists discuss the role of AI in the quality, appropriateness and contributions on the track just released by the most profitable brand in rock history

The Rolling Stones frontman talks to EL PAÍS about playing with Keith Richards on their new album, being a rock musician at 80 and his nights out dancing reggaeton

The Puerto Rican artist returns to his trap and experimental beginnings in a non-commercial work called ‘Nadie sabe lo que va a pasar mañana’

By embracing the most fashionable musical styles, the Colombian singer has created a schism among her followers

The late Irish musician, though unfairly overlooked amongst rock’s best guitarists, now receives a well-deserved tribute

‘Sweet Sound Of Heaven’, a 7.22-minute gospel prayer, is the second track to be released from the group’s new album, which comes out on October 20

The band’s latest track ‘Angry’ has sparked debate about whether the singer’s vocals have been modified, and what that says about the classic rock group

The musician publishes a fast-paced book in which he crudely recounts his collapse and an exciting time of indie rock

The Argentine, one of the ‘it’ musicians of the moment, finishes a 12-concert tour in Spain on August 22. It’s hard to find a concert with so many international hits sung in Spanish: Shakira, Quevedo, Duki, Nathy Peluso...

Today, July 26, the renowned Rolling Stones vocalist enters his eighth decade on earth. We take a look back at one of the band’s most iconic moments. This fall, the group will release its first album of new songs in 18 years

A group of specialized journalists chooses the most irritating pieces by rock and pop icons

Punk? Rancid. Hard Rock? Rival Sons. Elegant pop? Sorry Girls. Trap? Duki. If you want variety, check out our selection of the best records of June 2023