Nikolai Fraiture, from left, Nick Valensi, Fabrizio Moretti, Julian Casablancas, and Albert Hammond Jr. of The Strokes performs during the first weekend of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on ...

The Strokes' 'Is This It' turns 25 this year, and the lean, distorted, and hooky album endures as one of rock history’s great debuts.

At Coachella, thrilling performances by Jack White, Geese, and The Strokes prove that rock music is still very much alive.

Indie rock stalwarts The Strokes are set to make a highly anticipated return to the UK stage after a three-year hiatus, ...

Were you gazing at clips of The Strokes at Coachella over the weekend and thinking: I want to be there? Well, here’s just the thing. The iconic New York band have announced a vast world tour for this ...

American rock band The Strokes wrapped up their performance at Coachella Saturday night with a pointed political message. As the band finished its last song of the night, a video begins playing on the ...

On Friday (17 April), DJ Anyma's set lasted until 1.00am local time, costing Coachella a hefty $24k, while Bieber's headline performance also went over the pre-agreed 1.00am curfew by just two minutes ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Strokes will kick off a busy summer amphitheater and arena tour with a June 15 show at Pine Knob Music Theatre, the band ...

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The rock band The Strokes delivered a powerful political message weekend two of Coachella as they shared a montage targeting the CIA and displayed footage of war destruction in Gaza and Iran ...

Indie rock stalwarts The Strokes are set to make a highly anticipated return to the UK stage after a three-year hiatus, announcing a series of dates including a major show at London’s The O2. The ...

A character to challenge the best writers. By Bret Stephens Nikolai Gogol, the 19th-century author and playwright, understood better than any artist since what “perfect nonsense goes on in the world.” ...