
Big Chief Monk Boudreaux: ‘We would dress up for Mardi Gras and they would throw us in jail’
The leader of the Golden Eagles tribe talks to EL PAÍS about Bob Dylan, James Brown and why his life is about ‘treating others better than they treat you’
The leader of the Golden Eagles tribe talks to EL PAÍS about Bob Dylan, James Brown and why his life is about ‘treating others better than they treat you’
It saw the birth of punk, new wave, hip hop, funk and electronic music, as well as the rise of legends like David Bowie, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Neil Young, Patti Smith, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits, Elton John and Tom Petty
The pair maintain a powerful bond that speaks to a way of understanding both songs and life from a bygone era
The American band’s most influential album perfectly captured the post-9/11 sentiment
Three years after the success of ‘El Mal Querer,’ the Spanish singer’s new album ‘Motomami’ mixes reggaeton, ballads and just a touch of flamenco. She talks to EL PAÍS about loneliness, critics and finding her new sound
The video, which is part of her upcoming studio album ‘Motomami,’ was viewed over two million times in the first 24 hours on YouTube
A recently released biopic explores how the leading lady of jazz lost her legal battle over drug possession, and how she was targeted for repeatedly performing a protest song
Steve Jobs’ successor also met with leaders of Spain’s tech industry and praised the country’s “creativity”
The British band refused to appear on Friday night at the festival, due to the sound from a neighboring stage where Franz Ferdinand were playing
Many attendees missed out on performances as they waited to get in to the Madrid event
They’re old, rich, and way past their sell-by-date but they don’t give a damn what people think
Sonorama, in the small town of Aranda de Duero, is celebrating two decades of survival and success
Lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong says band did not know of accident until after performance
Despite the threat of a torrential downpour, the US band swept fans away at Madrid’s Mad Cool music festival
Songwriter, who supported Bernie Sanders, plays Spain after 25-year absence
Newspaper and radio station team up to organize June 2 concert to celebrate their anniversaries
President Obama to visit the island four days before, as relations with US continue to thaw
Mad Cool aims to compete with Benicàssim and other big Spanish music events
New book explores trips made by ‘Ol’ Blue Eyes’ to see love of his life in her beloved Spain
From Blur to Duran Duran, Spain’s music festival line-ups attract more than 2.5m each year
Film remains most affected sector, followed by television and music 4.455 billion items, with a market value of €23.265 billion, were illegally accessed last year
Sales of recorded music are increasing, but the VAT hike has hit concerts hard
Despite a furious performance, The Boss fails to fill first gig of his European tour