The durability of the following alternative rock bands shows why their hits from 1995 still sound great 30 years after their release.

There was a period when music from the 1990s sounded dated until enough time had passed for it to become retro. But apart from the popular grunge and Britpop scenes, many artists recorded folk rock ...

Mould, an Upstate New York native, formed Sugar with bassist David Barbe and drummer Malcolm Travis in the early ‘90s. The ...

The band released five albums: “Copper Blue” in 1992, “Beaster” in 1993, “File Under: Easy Listening,” in 1994, “Besides” in ...

Sugar was only active from 1992 through 1995, meaning that this is the 30th anniversary of their final year together. The ...

New BBC drama Riot Women sees five women find release from personal problems, crumbling marriages and ailing relatives by ...

The Smashing Pumpkins cancel their India tour dates for 'Rock Invasion 2025' due to unforeseeable reasons just days before the scheduled performances in Bangalore and Mumbai. Fans left disappointed.

Gwen Stefani’s Don’t Speak from Tragic Kingdom turned No Doubt into a global sensation and defined their rise to fame.

The alternative rock band, formed in London, rose to fame in the 1990s and became known for their gender nonconforming image ...

Los Angeles band Rocket are releasing their debut, 'R is for Rocket', with high hopes as well as an homage to rock of the ...

The 78-year-old's set closed off the Singapore Grand Prix at the Padang stage while Smashing Pumpkins rocked the Wharf Stage.

Travelling back to 1990 to remind us all of the pop injustice that befell The B-52's 'Love Shack', which stalled at number-two in the UK singles charts.