Bob Ruggiero

Steven McClintock's five-decade journey of B-movies, country music, and a certain "jungle" concert in front of a million people.

Looking at a map of Texas and the voting proclivities of its residents, it's no surprise that the dominant color is red.

Triumph singer/guitarist Rik Emmett reflects on band's first tour in decades, hard rock history, and why he's an artist, not a musician.

The Miles Davis Estate has grand plans to celebrate what would have been the jazz giant's 100th birthday.

Toto singer Joseph Williams previews their multi-act summer tour, muses on the legacy of "Africa," and reveals his little-known connection to the "Star Wars" universe.

The "secret history" of prison music and five seminal albums created or recorded behind bars is the subject of a new book.

The MFAH and curator Peter Lucas continue to mine for musical gold in the latest installment of their long-running "Jazz on Film" series.

Carmen Ratti and Jill Dineen sharpen their blues vision on sophomore release "Come to Me."

Phil Ehart, Founding member and drummer of Kansas, recounts his life in classic rock, Christianity, and more than five decades in music.

St. Arnold's Brewery throws an all-day '90s dance party to celebrate their 32nd anniversary. We talk with DJ Millsy and Lennie Ambrose about the era's ups...and downs.