For newcomers and lifelong fans alike, revisiting these songs is a reminder that Chuck Berry didn’t just pioneer rock and roll—he made it personal, powerful, and permanent.

The younger brother of 60s singer-songwriter Phil Ochs, Michael Ochs created a business of collecting images of musicians that evolved into licensed photos to countless outlets, including books, print ...

Ludlow native returns to local stage with "Cruisin' Through the Fifties" matinee and "Swingin' Through the Sixties" evening ...

Juneteenth celebrations in downtown St. Louis concluded with a powerful tribute to legendary Black musicians, including the city's own Chuck Berry, at the "Jewelteenth" event at St. Louis City Hall.

Many people may not realize that Berry was arrested and served multiple stints in prison. What were the crimes of Chuck Berry?

Bygones: Chuck Berry canceled Duluth show 20 years ago Foghat, Walter Trout and Tone Loc performed at Fourth Fest in 2005.

Casey: The day Chuck Berry got arrested in Salem Among the rock'n roll pioneer's hit songs was one titled, "You Can't Catch Me." But an off-duty police officer did, one day in 1958, at Lakeside ...

"Growing up on the South Shore, as I did, spending every summer at Brant Rock, playing a show at the Marshfield Fair is the ...

If America has a sound, it was born in Memphis. As the largest city on the Mississippi River, Memphis, Tennessee is not only the convergence of commerce ...

CONTROVERSIAL rock ‘n’ roll legend Chuck Berry demanded a groupie at one of Ireland’s earliest ever folk festivals — and got one — despite being told: “We’ve no call girls in Sligo ...

I met Nile Rodgers as we were putting the first issue of SPIN together. We were introduced by our mutual (and still) friend Robert Drake, the great sound engineer. We became instant buddies. We later ...

Ellen Stekert was at the centre of the folk revival movement in the 50s. Now, she's digitising her archive with the help of an unlikely new friend.