Folk music and classic rock lyrically go hand and hand, but thanks to these three covers, they also go hand and hand musically.

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Lose yourself into Ironic, an upbeat song that explores life's contradictions and unexpected turns with clever lyrics and a memorable melody.

From The Beach Boys to Aretha, Freddie Mercury's playlist offers a glimpse into his influences. And amongst all of them, two Elvis tracks stand out.

Experience the energy of Chop Suey! with its unforgettable lyrics and dynamic shifts. Check out the full lyrics now.

Before we get underway with this week’s new selection of rock tunes, congratulations are in order for last week’s victors ...

The usually self-produced band changed things up by bringing a big-name outside producer — mega-reliable rock record-maker ...

The voice of an iconic 1960s folk-rock song is dead at age 83. Jesse Colin Young, the leader of the ‘60s group the ...

Sempiternal is where it all changed for Bring Me the Horizon and the future of metalcore. The Brits had perfected the more ...

Original band members guitarist Steve Jones, drummer Paul Cook and bassist Glen Matlock joined on stage by former Gallows ...

According to Ultimate Classic Rock, Young sang lead vocals on the band ... Nirvana even used the song’s famous lyrics (“Come on people now, smile on your brother, everybody get together ...

The Beatles met Love in February 1968, when they all went to study Transcendental Meditation in Rishikesh, India, with guru ...