Two-day LA event also promises Dan Auerbach, Danny Brown, Guided By Voices, Bad Brains, Fear, The B-52s, and more.

In celebration of the 2017 festivities, we crown the best Lolla lineup of them all.

Warning: Some of these you won’t be able to “unsee,” so proceed with caution.

Including Jack White’s initial impressions of Yeah Yeahs, Bruce Springsteen’s pep talk to Conor Oberst, and that time Peter Doherty propositioned The Strokes’ Nick Valensi.

Austin, TX festival also promises Iggy Pop, Grizzly Bear, The Shins, Blood Orange, Pusha T, Vince Staples, Japandroids, and Dinosaur Jr.

A musical narrative of punk’s evolution as a genre and subculture.

Bon Iver, Wilco, Chance the Rapper, and Gorillaz aren’t the only ones who deserve a party.

What the rise of solo artists means for a genre once ruled by bands.

Thrashcore supergroup makes up for lost time on full-length debut.

The rock trio hit the stage for the first time together since November 2013.

Thrash supergroup delivers another hard hitting punch of A New Wave of Violence.

First official release since 2005 arrives in May.