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

Not all alternative rock songs in 1992 were grunge. Though grunge was popular, these iconic tracks also helped define the era ...

'90s Alternative Band Celebrates Major 30-Year Milestone: 'Absolutely Crushing Still' originally appeared on Parade. While beloved rock band 311 actually formed in 1988, it wasn't until 1995 that the ...

The Cranberries’ Noel Hogan tells us about the three-guitar secret of Zombie, why they fit surprisingly well with Seattle’s ...

ALBERTVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — If you’re looking for a concert that gives the same nostalgic vibes as the CD your middle school crush gifted to you, an upcoming tour date in Albertville will have you ...

Sneaker culture is having a major throwback moment, and this fall, it's all about the '90s. From chunky soles to sleek ...

Here are five '90s rock bands you may have forgotten that deserve some attention today, If you were in your early 20s and trying to figure out your life in the mid-1990s, Lifter were the band for you.

'90s Alternative Rocker Recalls Breaking Down in Tears at Ozzy Osbourne's Final Soundcheck originally appeared on Parade. The world is still reeling from the news of Ozzy Osbourne's death on July 22 — ...

If you were a big fan of alternative rock in the 90s, you might be shocked to hear that a few of your fav tracks are actually ...

Groundbreaking '90s Alternative Rocker, 64, Is 'Just the Coolest Person' During Recent Appearance originally appeared on Parade. As a founding member of The Pixies and frontwoman for The Breeders, ...

Graeme Naysmith, the guitarist and co-founder of English alternative rock band Pale Saints, has died. He was 57. Naysmith died on April 4, according to a statement shared Wednesday from his most ...

Chicago’s 95.9 The River (WERV) has a new sound after a significant programming shift by Alpha Media. The station has flipped formats from Classic Hits to Classic Alternative, with Todd Nuke’Em ...