The list of boy-girl singing duos isn’t especially long, but when you find the right combination of performers, it can be magic. Consider some of the great examples from pop history...

Brother bands have a unique connection. Take, for instance, The Allman Brothers, The Beach Boys, The Kinks, the Everly Brothers, Kings of Leon, Radiohead—the list goes on.

Heavy drug use. Hollywood marriages. High-profile arrests. Multiple hirings and firings of band members. And, of course, a steady diet of brotherly battles ...

If you’re unfamiliar with Missouri and are hearing about Ha Ha Tonka for the first time, the band’s name probably sounds like nonsense ...

Take your pick: A. a traditional love ballad, probably including something about trains, or B. a horrific love-death song dealing with gruesome train wrecks and undead prom queens?

In Montreal, Canada, back in the day, wasting time whistling harmonies, Chromeo’s Dave1 and P-Thugg couldn’t have imagined they’d eventually spearhead the revival of ’80s music ...

Texas roots-rock legend Alejandro Escovedo has spent the better part of his 59 years exploring all manner of American music, incorporating strings, horns, teams of backup singers ...

Asheville, N.C.’s six-piece Yo Mama’s Big Fat Booty Band has been laying down thick bass lines, funky horns and tight grooves for as long as they can remember ...

Lisa Rieffel has two accomplishments to her name that are so dissimilar it’s outlandish to imagine both of them associated with the same person.

Like everything else about Andre Williams, the way he ended up playing a show in Salt Lake City has an interesting story behind it.