Lauren Daley

New Englanders love the Grateful Dead — and the Grateful Dead loved New England, says their archivist, Dave Lemieux.

Smither, who performs at Boston's City Winery April 22, was tapped to act in Sam A. Davis’s 18-minute short film, “The Singers.”

The Eagles’ Henley talks Walden Woods, George Clooney, AI, Buddhism in nature, and why he founded the Walden Woods Project.

Ahead of her Boston show, the Grammy nominee discusses her inspirations — and reveals her unexpected Massachusetts connection.

Patti Smith discusses Bob Dylan, "Horses," turtles, and gratitude for a rich inner life.

Arlo Guthrie was arrested in Massachusetts 60 years ago and his tale became the unnofficial song of Thanksgiving.

Ahead of his show at MGM Music Hall at Fenway, Legend talked about busking at Faneuil Hall, his first job in Boston, and his hard-earned status as an EGOT winner.

The author/Dylan interviewer/CNN commentator will discuss Dylan and Joan Baez at Boston’s Folk Americana Hall of Fame event Sept. 27.

One night in Newport, Rhode Island, in 1970, Ralph Steadman felt seasick and took a pill handed to him by Hunter S. Thompson. That was his first mistake. It was psilocybin because, of course, it was. The Welsh satirical artist and the freak-flag-flying freelance journalist were covering the America’s Cup yacht sailing race for the […]

The legendary The Who frontman also told us what’s next after the band's final U.S. tour, which hits Fenway Park in Boston on Tuesday.

Photographer Henry Diltz climbed a mountain with The Eagles, rode horseback with America, and 'rolled a fatty' with Neil Young.

Drummer Patrick Carney talks about kitchen accidents, musical chemistry, and the album that helped them bounce back from an eventful 2024.

Lukas Nelson — at Newport Folk Fest on Saturday and in Deerfield next week — talks getting sober, learning to fly, and flying solo.

"There are many functions of art, but one function is for finding common ground. That’s why any attempt to censor or control the arts — you can’t."

The bassist plays Symphony Hall on June 3 and 4 for a Jerry Garcia tribute.

In a Boston.com Q&A, Tom Petty sideman Campbell talks Boston nights, tours with Dylan, and the Old Boston Garden: “The floor would vibrate.”

He'll play three dates around New England.

Bob Dylan items like a 1966 tour harmonica, artwork, photos, and a Rolling Thunder Revue pillowcase are up for sale via RR Auction.

The exhibit features photos and ephemera from Baez's life and her years in the Boston area.

Bob Dylan is unknowable. But “A Complete Unknown” may be just the thing to ensure that his legacy endures.