Rockers mix music and politics
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Bruce Springsteen has rocked concert-goers while trying to rock the vote, leading a band of top musicians in a rollicking show to help elect Democrat John Kerry to the White House.
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Rock bands have long prospered by living - and selling - images of hard living and brash poses. But sex, drugs and rock &#39;n&#39; roll are no longer enough. The definition of cool for some acts now includes mobile phone ringtones.
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David Cameron renews call to music industry.
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PEARL JAM, REM, DIXIE CHICKS and BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN have completed a US tour aimed at stopping President George Bush from being re-elected.
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Bruce Springsteen is a hard act to follow, and Senator John Kerry was not born to perform. But the huge, high-voltage crowds who gathered this week to cheer on the
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Bruce Springsteen and REM are set to perform a show of music and politics at Philadelphiaâs Wachovia Center. This starts a 10-day series of shows titled âVote For Changeâ.
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U.K. rock act Bloc Party follows up its  buzzy 2005 debut by scaling back the nervous guitar riffs and  enlisting the help of U2 producer Jacknife Lee in a bid for  mass appeal.
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Bruce Springsteen rocked  concert-goers while trying to rock the vote on Friday night,  leading a band of top musicians in a rollicking show to help  elect Democrat John Kerry to the White House.
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Fridayâs concert confirmed that conservatism, for better or worse, is still in play.
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In one of the most politically charged election years in US history, the majority of musicians speaking their minds seem energised to vote President George W Bush out of office but a number of notable performers are bucking the left-leaning industry trend
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Much of the rock 'n' roll and pop canon is well established.
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By Kristen Jordan Shamus, Detroit Free Press  Jun. 27--Rock on.
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The Democratic presidential candidates have moved from the politics of piling on to the politics of unity.
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PHILADELPHIA - Two of the biggest forces in rock music over the last 20 years were plugging in the amplifiers Friday to kick off a high-volume effort to oust President Bush on Nov. 2...
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Top-selling bands The Beatles, Oasis, U2 and Westlife go head-to-head in the album charts.
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The Vote for Change concert in Washington on Monday gave the performing musicians a sense of mission, and spurred performances that were even better as music than as propaganda.
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Bruce Springsteen has plugged his guitar into a political amplifier, launching a series of concerts with some of the biggest names in rock music aimed at ousting President George W. Bush.