James Stafford

When the people who create the soundtracks to our lives leave us, the personal moments they were a part of immediately come back into focus.

Intrinsically millennial and unapologetically fun, the Arctic Monkeys' debut album exceeded the British outfit's considerable (and deserved) hype.

The Red Hot Chili Peppers' path to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame began with this tentative first step.

Daytime temperatures hit 111 degrees, Nine Inch Nails played a one-and-a-half minute set and Jane's Addiction got into a fistfight on stage. It's July 18, 1991.

Sub Pop, Nirvana, and Mudhoney? This must be Seattle.

Each Thanksgiving there's only one song trotted out like that enormous turkey platter your grandmother loves so much.

What's tastier than music? Nothing ... except maybe pie.

Can the Foos pull together a song in the birthplace of jazz?

Deemed "wildly uneven" upon release, Pearl Jam's third album went on to sell 4 million copies.

If you think America's biggest rock band visiting the home of country music is a fish out of water story, you aren't totally wrong. "I don't know any of these people," Foo Fighters' bassist Nate Mendel says while looking at photos of country legends at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry...

Always on the move, Henry Rollins took a few minutes from the road to answer a few questions for us.