Ryan Reed is a freelance music/culture writer/editor. He also contributes to Rolling Stone, Relix Magazine, Revolver, Pitchfork, and other publications.
Ryan Reed
Which Songs Did Pink Floyd Play the Most in Concert?
The list features plenty of 'Dark Side,' some early staples and more 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason' than you might expect.
Pearl Jam Envision Climate Change Destruction in ‘Retrograde’ Video
Activist Greta Thunberg makes cameo in band's eerie yet hopeful 'Gigaton' clip.
Classic Rock on Amazon Prime: Documentaries and Concerts
A round-up of our favorite music-themed titles available on the streaming service.
Genesis Reuniting for First Tour in 13 Years
"The Last Domino?" trek will feature trio lineup of Phil Collins, Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford.
Watch Sudden Rain and Hail Force Elton John to End Concert
Bad weather erupted 95 minutes into Australian show, causing damage to instruments onstage.
Go-Go’s Plot North American Summer Tour
Quintet books 11 U.S. dates that follow Sundance premiere of upcoming Showtime documentary.
Pearl Jam Fuel New Album Speculation With ‘Gigaton’ Billboards
The band continues its cryptic social media campaign with an augmented reality scavenger hunt.
Robert Plant Eyes New Space Shifters, Alison Krauss Albums
Singer has gathered roughly "40 different instrumental ideas" for a new band studio project
Elton John Expands Final Tour Into Summer 2020
Singer-songwriter adds 24 North American dates to Farewell Yellow Brick Road trek.
50 Years Ago: Pink Floyd Carry on With ‘A Saucerful of Secrets’
The band's second album featured little input from its damaged original leader Syd Barrett.
35 Years Ago: Genesis Release ‘. . . And Then There Were Three . . .’
How exactly did Genesis, progressive rock's defining band, manage to survive so much turmoil? The group weathered the loss of key members and a shifting musical landscape to produce '. . . And Then There Were Three . . .,' the 1978 album that introduced a leaner three-man lineup and h…
20 Years Ago: Peter Gabriel’s ‘Us’ Album Released
As any Peter Gabriel fan knows, the maestro works at a snail-like pace, but it's that attention to detail that made his 1992 album 'Us' such a great listen. Gabriel's sixth studio album may be celebrating its 20th birthday this week, but here's a more staggering statistic: T…