Andy Greene is a Senior Writer for Rolling Stone, specializing in music and pop culture. He is also the author of 'The Office: An Oral History.' Andy's articles cover a wide range of topics, including interviews with musicians, reviews of concerts and albums, and in-depth features on the music industry. His work has also appeared in Yahoo News.
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By: Andy Greene
Producer Andrew Watt on recording Pearl Jam's new album 'Dark Matter' and the secret to Eddie Vedder's set lists.
By: Andy Greene
Neil Young opened up about his upcoming summer tour with Crazy Horse, a 1969 CSNY live box, and plans for his next two 'Archives' box sets.
By: Andy Greene
The Hole singer generated headlines for her recent comments about Swift, Lana Del Rey, and Beyoncé, but they're part of a pattern that goes back decades
By: Andy Greene
The Allman Brothers guitarist's last concert took place in Scranton, Pennsylvania, at the Peach Music Festival
By: Andy Greene
Foreigner, Peter Frampton, Kool & the Gang, A Tribe Called Quest, Jimmy Buffett, MC5, Dionne Warwick, and Big Mama Thornton will also enter the Cleveland institution
By: Andy Greene
"My mind has been sort of a blur ever since I found out," says the guitarist, who is finally joining the institution after three decades of eligibility
By: Andy Greene
Robert "Kool" Bell, the last surviving original member of Kool & the Gang, is overjoyed by the news. "It's been 60 years," he says. "We finally made it!"
By: Andy Greene
He's thrilled the band is finally getting recognized by the institution — but not happy that they may only be allowed to play "I Want to Know What Love Is"
By: Andy Greene
The show was the official debut of the new version of Crazy Horse with Micah Nelson on guitar, and a chance to revisit classics like "Down by the River," "Powderfinger," and "Cinnamon Girl"
By: Andy Greene
An ageless Mick Jagger glided across the stadium stage for two hours, delivering hits like "Miss You" and "Gimme Shelter" along with three selections from their newest record
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