In 2016, the Pretenders released their 10th album, Alone - but Chrissie Hynde was showing no sign of playing the game ...

Struggling to put together a band of her own in late '70s London, the future Pretenders frontwoman got a helping hand from an unlikely star in the biker scene.

This led to Hynde talking in self-effacing terms about her own guitar skills, which prompted an annoyed response from Walbourne. “I’m not a great musician, I know that,” Chrissie declared.

Zooming in on the rocker’s interior life, the Apple TV+ film “Bono: Stories of Surrender” documents the musical stage ...

Hynde had met Kerr earlier in 1984, while The Pretenders and Simple Minds were on tour together in Australia. Around that time Chrissie was ending a relationship with The Kinks’ Ray Davies ...

The U2 frontman spent the past few years reexamining his life and career. Now he’s back with new projects, new music—and a ...

Ahead of a U.S. tour, and 40 years after the song hit No. 1, frontman Jim Kerr talks to THR about the band’s legacy and the ...

One of music’s most storied festivals kicked off over Memorial Day weekend 42 years ago, bringing together what some have ...

The music industry was in a weird place when singer-songwriter Martha Wainwright released her self-titled debut album in the ...

Before breaking into superstardom in 1995, the Edinburgh-born singer had already been gigging for more than a decade with a well known Scottish outfit.

Review: Best Friends, by Andrew Meehan, is a love story that’s charmingly and wittily told, shot through with tenderness and poignancy.

Akron native Chrissie Hynde, who would become the lead singer of the Pretenders, was a witness to the chaos. She described what she saw in her 2015 autobiography. "The guardsmen themselves looked ...